To save nature, world leaders aim to turn words into action at biodiversity summitCurrent global biodiversity goals have not been met, with only 8.3% of oceans protected and less than 10% expected to be by 2030.
Some of the countries richest in nature are poor. Here's what it will take to save them.Countries will debate strategies at COP16 to combat species extinction and protect biodiversity globally.
What's at stake at crucial UN biodiversity talks? DW 10/21/2024Biodiversity is collapsing due to human activities, leading to a critical need for action to protect ecosystems.
To save nature, world leaders aim to turn words into action at biodiversity summitCurrent global biodiversity goals have not been met, with only 8.3% of oceans protected and less than 10% expected to be by 2030.
Some of the countries richest in nature are poor. Here's what it will take to save them.Countries will debate strategies at COP16 to combat species extinction and protect biodiversity globally.
What's at stake at crucial UN biodiversity talks? DW 10/21/2024Biodiversity is collapsing due to human activities, leading to a critical need for action to protect ecosystems.
On The Ground With Groups Creating Wildlife Corridors - Modern FarmerHuman activities are causing habitat loss and fragmentation, leading to an increase in human-wildlife conflicts and endangering species.