The study "Measuring Biodiversity and Assessing Ecosystem Services of Restored Environments" conducted by the Biotope group, brgm, and Vertigo Lab for the RECORD network has just been made public.
Following a synthesis of French and European regulatory texts related to biodiversity restoration, this report offers a review of the main indicators that allow for measuring the key functions of ecosystems as well as ecosystem services. The study focuses on two major types of restored environments: wetlands and grassland areas. It then proposes a selection grid of indicators to evaluate and monitor the impact of restoration measures. Finally, the developed methodology is tested on three restoration case studies (from members of RECORD).
To consult the summary of the study, click here.
To consult the full report, click here.
