For the individuals or community affected, this is particularly true of the ecosystem services that affect the local amenity and their employment or business prospects (BBOP, 2009, DEA&DP, 2011). In the EU, compensation for damage to Natura 2000 sites must occur in the same bio-geographical region in the same member state or the same bird migratory path (McKenney and Kiesecker, 2010). In Brazil, forest offsets must be located within the same watershed as the clearing (Madsen, Carroll and Moore Brands, 2010) and Conservation Banking guidance in the United States supports off-site banks only where they are within a geographically restricted, ecological service area (USFWS, 2003). Some jurisdictions have integrated sophisticated spatial planning tools in scheme designs to assist in selecting sites for biodiversity offsets.