APRC Natural solutions

The context: growing environmental obligations

COP 15 in Kunming-Montreal in 2022 set high ambitions for biodiversity: restore 30% of degraded ecosystems by 2030, cut the extinction rate of species by a factor of 10 by 2050, and integrate biodiversity into national and local policies.

By 2023, France has translated these commitments into its National Biodiversity Strategy (SNB), which focuses on four key areas:

  • reduce pressure,
  • restoring biodiversity wherever possible,
  • mobilize all players,
  • guarantee the means to achieve these ambitions

The Green Industry Act of October 23, 2023 offers the possibility of fulfilling an obligation to implement compensatory measures by deploying natural compensation, restoration and renaturation sites.

Our values and missions: facilitating ecological compensation

As a facilitator of ecological offsetting, APRC Natural Solutions provides concrete, tailored support to meet the obligations of those taking concrete action to renaturalize our territories.APRC Natural Solutions has positioned itself as a player committed to working alongside private project developers and local authorities to enhance the value of the land through an ecological compensation approach.

We firmly believe that the economic and ecological development of a territory must be compatible.

At a time when the ecological transition is a necessity, it is essential that every player in the region takes part in this collective effort and meets the obligations of Avoidance, Reduction and Compensation, whether voluntary or regulatory.

As a facilitator of ecological offsetting, APRC Natural Solutions provides concrete, tailored support to meet the obligations of those taking concrete action to renaturalize our territories.

Our approach: comprehensive support and expertise

Our approach is based on multi-criteria expertise:

  • Land search: Identification of land with degraded ecosystems, with significant potential for renaturation, helping to strengthen ecological webs.
  • Ecological appraisal: Determining the ecological measures to be deployed on identified land in partnership with key public and private players and experts in the field of biodiversity.
  • Regulatory control: Legal support at every stage of the project, from land management to the deployment of compensatory measures and their long-term monitoring.