Nutrient Reduction in Municipal Wastewater through Managed Algal Bioremediation
Reef Credits (Water)
SDG 6, 14
1,189 credits available
What a Reef Credit is
Reef Credits represent verified reductions in pollutants entering the Great Barrier Reef catchment. Generated through land management activities that improve water quality, each Credit quantifies a measured reduction in nutrient, pesticide or sediment, creating a tradeable environmental outcome that buyers can invest in.
How it works
A registered project applies an approved methodology on a parcel of land. The outcome is verified, and the credit is issued into the Credit Registry.
The standard behind it
Reef Credits are issued under the Reef Credit Standard and, increasingly, under ACWIS, Eco-Markets Australia’s broader water quality framework. The two sit alongside each other as methodologies move across. Eligible projects in the Great Barrier Reef catchment continue to generate Reef Credits either way.
Projects behind it
1 project
Reef Credits (Water)
SDG 6, 14
1,189 credits available
Reef Credits (Water)
SDG 6, 14
1,382 credits available
Reef Credits (Water)
SDG 6, 14
2,223 credits available
Reef Credits (Water)
SDG 6, 14
1,826 credits available
Reef Credits (Water)
SDG 6, 14
1,564 credits available
Reef Credits (Water)
SDG 6, 14
2,553 credits available
Reef Credits (Water)
SDG 6, 14
3,238 credits available
Buy and connect
Buying is connect-and-enquire. Contact the credit owner through the project, or go to the Credit Registry for issued units.