Mobilising Blue Carbon

Unlocking the potential of blue carbon

In order to reach net zero carbon emissions by 2050 at the latest, the creation and restoration of carbon sinks via nature-based solutions will be of paramount importance.

Coastal ecosystems, with their enormous capacity for carbon storage could prove to be a vital part of the solution. The carbon captured in these ecosystems (e.g. mangroves, marshes and seagrass beds) is called blue carbon.

What is the carbon storage potential of coastal ecosystems?
How can we protect and restore these carbon sinks?
How could we mobilise the finance needed to unlock their full sequestration potential?

Learn why protecting these unique ecosystems is key to a climate-resilient future in this factsheet.

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