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The National Land Podcast

Understanding the Complexities of Carbon Credits

August 23, 2024

Can you use your land for carbon credits? This is just one of the questions that gets answered on today’s episode of the National Land Podcast. At the heart of today’s conversation is The Nectar Exchange, a non-profit group dedicated to conservation in land management. Doug Bruggeman is a Ph.D. in natural resource management, Steve Martin is a Professional Wetlands Scientist, and they’re both here today to tell us all about carbon credits. Their recent article titled Additionality of Voluntary Carbon Credits for Wetland, Stream, and Species Mitigation Activities in the United States serves as the backbone for this conversation.

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About the Author
Doug Bruggeman joined National Land Realty in 2018. Doug previously worked with Ecological Services and Markets, Inc. for 10 years and spent several years teaching at Lenoir-Rhyme University in North Carolina and at Michigan State University. Doug has a passion for all land and has significant experience working with energy, mining, and conservation organizations. He has a Ph.D. in natural resource management from Michigan State University and a Master of Science degree in aquatic ecotoxicology from Oklahoma State University. He has also developed a CE course about the influence of climate change for realtors. Doug is involved in several organizations including the National Association of Realtors, Journeymen and the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) Species Crediting Committee. He currently lives on seven acres in Madison County in a passive solar home on the first ridge up from the French Broad River. His hobbies and passions include restoration ecology, horses, paddling, and music View Doug's Listings and Reviews on NationalLand.com