This paper provides an overview of New Forests’ Malua BioBank, located on Borneo and established for the generation and trading of “credits” for actions that are beneficial to biodiversity. Merril Halley details the concept of biobanking; the operation of the biobank; and the challenges faced and opportunities presented; and assesses its success in achieving conservation goals and lessons learned.
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