"We are already locked in for significant damage, and we're heading in a direction that will see more," says Tom Oliver, professor of applied ecology at the University of Reading.
The main focus will be on progress on 23 biodiversity targets for this decade, which include protecting 30% of the Earth for nature and restoring degraded ecosystems.
"Nature is in crisis: global wildlife populations have plunged by an average of 73% in 50 years, according to a scientific assessment made in October 2024."
As they prepare for negotiations, scientists and experts around the world have warned that the stakes are high, and there is no time to waste.
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