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SDGs: Greater urgency needed to meet environmental goals
May 28, 2021

Countries are on track to miss the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) relating to environmental protection, two UN entities warn in new report issued on Saturday to coincide with the International Day for Biological Diversity. Despite making progress in areas such as cl

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Germany helps kick off $1 bln conservation fund as biodiversity targets missed
May 27, 2021

Germany helped launch a new billion-dollar fund on Wednesday to tackle rapidly depleting global biodiversity, as countries missed key land and marine conservation targets but prepare to ramp up efforts in the decade ahead.

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Rivers are key to restoring the world’s biodiversity. Credit - Eli Reichman
Rivers are key to restoring the world’s biodiversity
May 27, 2021

At the upcoming CBD, countries are expected to reach an agreement to protect 30 percent of the world’s oceans and land by 2030. But which land is protected, as part of this agreement, matters immensely.

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o access the coal contained in the Appalachian Mountains in southern West Virginia, extractive companies engage in a controversial mining method called "mountaintop removal," which Scientists have found that this process negatively impacts groundwater and biodiversity. Credit - NASA Earth Observatory
We imperil ourselves by throwing nature into crisis — but there's time to reverse course
May 21, 2021

The natural world is in a state of crisis, and we are to blame. We are in the midst of the Sixth Extinction, the biggest loss of species in the history of humankind.

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Conservation efforts in Kenya, and around the world, have been hindered by structural economic processes such as debt and austerity, further contributing to the decline of species such as rhinos. Credit - Patrick Bigger, Lancaster University
Study examining biodiversity loss calls for urgent global economy 'rethink'
May 14, 2021

New research examining the major causes of the world's biodiversity loss calls for an urgent and profound re-organisation of the global post-pandemic economy to prevent further planetary harm.

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Gender matters in achieving biodiversity goals
April 10, 2021

With the ongoing global pandemic exacting a heavier toll on women, training key actors to integrate gender perspectives into efforts to achieve biodiversity and environmental goals is crucial.

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Oil palm plantation in Malaysia. Credit - Rhett A. Butler/Mongabay.
Only 6.5% of global forests are adequately protected, study finds
April 1, 2021

Designating land as a protected area (PA) reduces, but does not stop, deforestation, according to a recent study that found rates of deforestation are only 41% lower in PAs compared to non-PAs.

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Statement by the CBD Executive Secretary on the occasion of WORLD WILDLIFE DAY “Forests and Livelihoods: Sustaining People and Planet”
March 5, 2021

Forest ecosystems are the place we find most of the Earth’s terrestrial biodiversity, including many unique species.

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A Javanese eagle, in the Cibodas Biosphere Reserve, Indonesia, an area of work of the ITTO/CBD Collaborative Initiative for Tropical Forest Biodiversity. Credit - Hardi, Project PD 777/15 Rev.3 (F)
ITTO and biodiversity convention renew collaboration to 2025
February 10, 2021

ITTO and the Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD) have renewed their longstanding collaboration for another five years, with the aim of supporting CBD Parties and ITTO member countries in the tropics in their efforts to conserve biodiversity, implement sustainable forest management (SFM), res

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A rainforest in Borneo. Photo by Rhett A. Butler/Mongabay.
New approaches needed to protect biodiversity as Aichi Targets go unmet
February 4, 2021

The Aichi Biodiversity Targets are an ambitious set of global goals aimed at protecting and conserving global biodiversity.

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