In the press

Plan Vivo often appears in various news stories, publications and headlines. Review our press coverage here.

Date/year	Publication	Headline
25th July, 2024	Carbon & Biodiversity Pulse	Plan Vivo moves to plug risk of unintended leakage from biodiversity crediting projects
25th July, 2024	UNEP	Scaling up mangrove conservation in Kenya
15th April, 2024	Yale Environment 360	Solomon Islands Tribes Sell Carbon Credits, Not Their Trees
30th January, 2023	Carbon & Biodiversity Pulse	Plan Vivo prepares release of draft protocol for biodiversity credits
27th January, 2023	International Financing Review (IFR)	Carbon standard-setter takes aim at biodiversity
26th January, 2023	Carbon Pulse	Fauna & Flora, Plan Vivo outline high-integrity principles for biodiversity market
19th March, 2023	Solomon Business Insider	Internationally recognised, community-focused carbon standard visits Solomon Islands
21st March, 2023	Vanuatu Daily Post	Plan Vivo supports Santo community-led carbon reduction efforts
23rd March, 2023	Fiji Times	Conserving forests: 'High integrity carbon projects are important'
13th April, 2023	Economist Impact	Blue nature-based solutions: a win for biodiversity, climate and community
13th April, 2023	Carbon Pulse	Businesses should minimise their biodiversity impacts, while looking to help make progress elsewhere - experts say
19th April, 2023	Reuters	Bluer Horizons: Putting coastal communities before carbon markets
20th July 2023	Carbon Pulse	Data startup partners with voluntary carbon market standard to launch biodiversity certificates by year-end
31st July 2023	Carbon Pulse	Plan Vivo to strike balance between accessibility and credibility with biodiversity credit protocol
12th September 2023	Mongabay	'The forest is so much more than money': Q&A with Fijian carbon ranger Jerry Lowata
5th October 2023	Carbon Pulse	Plan Vivo developing biodiversity crediting pricing guidance
11th December 2023	Carbon Pulse	Plan Vivo launches biodiversity certificates methodology with new habitat metric
22nd June 2022	Forbes	How Microsoft is Leading the Response to the Climate Crisis