Wilderlands tops bloomlabs sales reporting across global voluntary biodiversity markets.

Wilderlands has partnered with market intelligence platform bloomlabs which has emerged as a leader in reporting on global voluntary biodiversity markets (VBM) offering dynamic analysis of market trends, credit schemes, and real-time market transactions to make nature markets clearer.

The platform which promises to provide a single source of truth for nature markets, starting with biodiversity credits, has quickly become the authority when reporting sales activity within this burgeoning market.

The self-professed “data nerds” have stated they have a “single goal; connect the dots to uncover the value of nature” and are aiming to achieve this through the first biodiversity credit market intelligence platform, built on more than 145,000+ datapoints.

The partnership with Wilderlands will provide bloomlabs with access to real-transaction data providing insights into the 480,000+ Biological Diversity Units that the company has sold as well as details of the projects being supported and the types of companies making these purchases.

In bloomlabs most recent March report, Wilderlands were global leaders across both “top developers by sales” and “top schemes by sales”. Wilderlands represents over a third of the total market sales reported to be around $5.3m USD.

The report also delved into the many partnerships that have driven Wilderlands growth showcasing sales since the launch of the business in 2022, and pointing to collaborations with al.ive body, Adelaide Festival and many more.

The monthly report also provided a breakdown of sales by projects, stating that “Wilderlands led March with four projects, 39 transactions, $19,626 total, 64% of the month’s sales. Coorong Lakes alone accounted for 54%, driven by one anonymous $16,495 purchase (3,154 credits).”

Wilderlands CEO said the decision to partner with bloomlabs and provide full access to this data was driven by a belief that for the market to flourish we must lift each other up, as well as lead with transparency and integrity.

“Our mission is ultimately to protect as much high quality biodiversity as possible and whilst we’re proud to be leading the category, we want to see others succeeding in this space as the challenge we’re all facing is far too big to lose sight of what really matters here,” said Knop.

“We’ve been really impressed with what we’ve seen from the Bloomlabs team and are really aligned in our values around precision, transparency, rigorous assessment of projects, and a goal to grow the biodiversity credit category so that companies can act with confidence when comparing different players in this space.”

The bloomlabs platform boasts data from over 280+ organizations, 145,000+ datapoints, 5 databases, and more than 3 years of research, which makes Wilderlands leadership position even more impressive for the company that launched less than five years ago.

bloomlabs CEO Simas Gradeckas said partnering with Wilderlands was an important step for the integrity of the platform data given they represent a leader in the category and a true representation of the global market with their focus on Australian habitat and partners. 

“To truly reflect the activity of the global biodiversity credit market we needed to ensure the biggest players were part of the platform so we’re thrilled to have partnered with Wilderlands and have their data featured on the platform,” said Gradeckas.

“What has proven interesting with Wilderlands is not only their sales, but also the case studies that demonstrate innovative ways that companies are embedding biodiversity credits into different parts of their operations and we look forward to sharing those stories as well in future as we’re confident they’d be of interest to our audiences as well.”

Wilderlands CEO Ash Knop said that whilst the sales data provided represented real-time transaction it did not include the many deals that were yet to be realised across project origination and other offerings which the organisation was increasingly being engaged to deliver and at a scale and complexity which dwarfs what has reflected the sales success to date.

“We’ve got some huge projects and partnerships that are now coming to fruition so I’ll be eager to see how that shifts the dial over the next 12 months and we believe this is a sign of a changing tide and we expect the market demand to grow rapidly across the board given what we’re seeing in Australia.”

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