Voluntary Nature credits
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Nature
Restoration.
Track the
Impact.
Nature Credits let forward-thinking organisations take Nature Positive action - funding real, permanent habitat restoration across the UK, with verified, science-backed results.
Permanence
Land secured for nature permanently, not just for decades
220+
Acres under management, and growing
Restoring Nature at Home
A dedicated focus on England, delivering tangible biodiversity gains in the landscapes we live and work in.
Serious Science
Data driven and independently verified
WHAT ARE NATURE CREDITS
A new way to fund verified nature restoration.
Nature Credits are units of verified biodiversity improvement. When your organisation purchases them, you're directly funding the transformation of degraded and underutilised English land into thriving habitats for wildlife and communities - permanently.
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WHAT THEY REPRESENT
Each Nature Impact Nature Credit represents a measurable, independently verified unit of biodiversity improvement.
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WHO BUYS THEM
Nature Credits are designed for corporates, institutions, and organisations looking to demonstrate genuine environmental stewardship beyond their operational footprint - voluntarily.
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HOW THEY’RE VERIFIED
Our Nature Credits are underpinned by the Biodiversity Net Gain regulation, independently monitored and verified, and supported by broad, additional layers of verifiable science. Every unit is traceable to a specific habitat type on a specific site.
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WHAT MAKES OURS DIFFERENT
Our projects are permanently locked for nature. The involvement of our Community Benefit Society and delivery of our Nature Impact Science Programme bring wider benefits for people and the planet.
HOW IT WORKS
From enquiry
to impact.
→ Tell us your goals
Get in touch to discuss your environmental objectives, reporting requirements, and the scale of support you're considering.
→ Tailored Proposal
We match you with the right habitat types and project locations, with a clear breakdown of the biodiversity improvements your funding will create.
→ Verified Allocation
Your Nature Credits are recorded against specific habitat improvements and formally surrendered from the UK Biodiversity Gain Site Register, and verified.
→ Ongoing Reporting
Annual science monitoring updates so you can track and communicate your real-world impact with confidence.
Our Projects
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Wealden BNG Habitat Bank
51 acres of rolling, underutilised pastureland — difficult to farm yet ideally suited for a biodiversity project. Situated on a B-Line and key local wildlife corridors, the site also forms a headwater catchment, with ancient woodland weaving through it.
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Tunbridge Wells + Ashford BNG Habitat Bank
69 acres of ex-arable, low-grade Wealden pasture with woodland shaws, ponds, and an ancient orchard, all being restored. This land holds wonderful potential for reviving biodiversity.
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Tonbridge & Malling BNG Habitat Bank
102 acres of low-grade arable land, grassland, and woodland within a Local Nature Recovery Strategy area. Our team is restoring habitats and strengthening ecological corridors to create a more connected, resilient ecosystem - a high-integrity, science-backed project, secured for nature permanently.
Why Nature Impact?
Why Now?
We're not a broker or intermediary. We own and manage our nature credit projects, giving you full transparency and confidence in where your funding goes.
✔ Permanent legal protection
Nature Impact sites are legally secured for nature forever - not just for decades, but for generations to come.
✔ Beyond Compliance. Backed by Science
Designed and independently monitored by leading ecologists and specialist experts.
✔ Community Benefit Society
Our CBS involvement ensures local communities benefit alongside nature - delivering measurable social impact through food, education, and wellbeing initiatives, alongside long-term ecological restoration.
✔ Annual monitoring reports
Report with confidence, backed by the Nature Impact Science Programme insights and annual habitat verification
✔ UK food security focus
Projects are carefully sited to avoid productive agricultural land, keeping British farming intact.
✔ Half of the UK’s nature has been lost
The UK is one of the most nature-depleted countries globally, with less than half of its biodiversity remaining, according to the State of Nature report.
✔ Advancing the UK’s 30x30 Target
Each project secures land for nature recovery, contributing to the UK’s goal to protect and effectively manage 30% of land and sea by 2030.