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Subterranean ecosystems encompass a range of underground habitats, both natural and human-made.
Subterranean ecosystems are home to a unique variety of species adapted to life underground. This includes various insects, spiders, worms, and small mammals such as bats and moles. There are also many species of cave-dwelling fish and amphibians. Microorganisms, including bacteria and fungi, also play a crucial role in these ecosystems.
Ecosystem Definitions
The 14 BASIN Ecosystems standardize and unify the language across renown frameworks to facilitate natural capital investment as part of the BASIN Protocol.
Certificates of Ensurance
Ecological Ensurance, by BASIN, ensures that the RealValue of Natural Capital is protected and stewarded in perpetuity. Learn More Here.