Add to ORKGIn this paper we provide an analysis of an auction-based approach to allocating biodiversity conservation contracts on private land. The auction, called BushTender, was conducted by the Department of Natural Resources and Environment (NRE) in two regions of Victoria. The paper describes the key design features of the auction: including the auction format, contract specification and specification of biodiversity preferences; we analyse the bids provided by landholders; and compare the discriminative price auction with a hypothetical fixed-price scheme. We also comment on anecdotal evidence about the likely indirect benefits of BushTender
Conservation covenanting has become an important policy tool in promoting biodiversity conservation ...
Until recently public efforts to encourage conservation on private land in many countries has primar...
Opportunities exist in rangeland areas for changed grazing management practices to have positive env...
In this paper we provide an analysis of Victoria's BushTender Trial. BushTender is an auction-based ...
The present paper proposes that markets for nature conservation on private land are missing because ...
Several trials have recently taken place in Australia of sealed bid discriminant price auctions for ...
Auctions for conservation contracts are experiencing great popularity in Australia due to their perc...
Conservation auctions such as the Conservation Reserve Program in the United States and the BushTend...
© 2015 The Authors Over the past 15 years Australia has been trialling conservation tenders and othe...
Conservation auctions are typically framed as closed, discriminatory, single round, first-price auct...
Conservation auctions are a type of market-based instrument (MBI) that can achieve a more cost-effic...
Auctions, or competitive tenders, can overcome information asymmetries to efficiently allocate limit...
Auctions have been used to trade commodities as diverse as electricity, residential property, broadc...
The aim of this report is to provide some theoretical and policy context to the issues involved in s...
This chapter provides a review of conservation auctions that have been held in Australia between 200...
Conservation covenanting has become an important policy tool in promoting biodiversity conservation ...
Until recently public efforts to encourage conservation on private land in many countries has primar...
Opportunities exist in rangeland areas for changed grazing management practices to have positive env...
In this paper we provide an analysis of Victoria's BushTender Trial. BushTender is an auction-based ...
The present paper proposes that markets for nature conservation on private land are missing because ...
Several trials have recently taken place in Australia of sealed bid discriminant price auctions for ...
Auctions for conservation contracts are experiencing great popularity in Australia due to their perc...
Conservation auctions such as the Conservation Reserve Program in the United States and the BushTend...
© 2015 The Authors Over the past 15 years Australia has been trialling conservation tenders and othe...
Conservation auctions are typically framed as closed, discriminatory, single round, first-price auct...
Conservation auctions are a type of market-based instrument (MBI) that can achieve a more cost-effic...
Auctions, or competitive tenders, can overcome information asymmetries to efficiently allocate limit...
Auctions have been used to trade commodities as diverse as electricity, residential property, broadc...
The aim of this report is to provide some theoretical and policy context to the issues involved in s...
This chapter provides a review of conservation auctions that have been held in Australia between 200...
Conservation covenanting has become an important policy tool in promoting biodiversity conservation ...
Until recently public efforts to encourage conservation on private land in many countries has primar...
Opportunities exist in rangeland areas for changed grazing management practices to have positive env...