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The European Union’s Biodiversity Strategy for 2030 and more recent Nature Restoration Law both make clear that land conservation is critical to meeting global climate and biodiversity commitments and that this work must be scaled up without delay. What is less clear is where the money for this rapid response might come from, especially for private and civic land conservation. As more people look to join the movement, the need for conservation finance solutions grows. Luckily, new opportunities and guidance are emerging nearly as quickly. Among these are developing carbon- and biodiversity-credit markets. Join the ILCN and Eurosite in hosting an expert panel as it dives into existing conservation finance mechanisms, and the needs, challenges, and opportunities for their innovation across Southern Europe. The Lincoln Institute of Land Policy and Eurosite ELCN are collecting the below information to help organize this event. To learn more about how we handle and process your data, see our privacy policy (www.lincolninst.edu/privacy) and GDPR Statement (www.lincolninst.edu/GDPR).