Countries are failing to protect nature in their COVID-19 recovery plans
There are concrete things governments can do to protect biodiversity while we recover from the pandemic.
There are concrete things governments can do to protect biodiversity while we recover from the pandemic.
Known for their vivid colors, several maple species are now in danger of extinction.
We can still act before it's too late for the natural world.
We can still flatten and reserve the declining trends with urgent action.
Mammal species are experiencing an accelerated decline.
Delegates will discuss the development of a new biodiversity framework next month.
Stability helped these hotspots form, but climate change is putting an end to that.
We have to deal with wildlife trade and the destruction of forests -- then we could prevent the next pandemic ...
Conservationists call to expand the amount of land formally protected.
Human activities are driving thousands of species to the brink of extinction.
Researchers ask governments to put conservation of nature in the center.
Researchers analyzed the wing shapes of more than 10,000 species of birds.
If it benefits both us and the planet, I'm happy.
Greater plant diversity benefits everyone in the ecosystem, a new study reports. Image credits Tien Vu. Higher levels of plant ...
Not all is well in the ocean.
One-third of plant and animal species could be gone within five decades.
With great impact comes great responsibility.
Governments have the chance to increase ambition next year
We should do more with less. Nature needs it.
In matters of the farm, diversity matters.
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