Statement from the Jane Goodall Institute on the UN Biodiversity Summit (COP16)
The Jane Goodall Institute is attending the UN Biodiversity Summit (COP16) – which opened on October 21st in Cali, Colombia – as an official observer. We call on all parties to take decisive actions to support healthy ecosystems,
As the world grapples with plummeting levels of biodiversity, Colombia is hosting two weeks of meetings for the United ...
The voices and concerns of Indigenous women are especially critical, for two reasons: First, they are the primary guardians ...
The countries gathering in Colombia need to make progress on establishing compensation mechanisms for the use of plant or ...
The nearly 200 countries meeting in Colombia for the United Nations COP16 summit must act urgently to mobilize billions of ...
COP16 on Biological Diversity is currently ongoing, with 23,000 delegates attending from 196 nations, including Malaysia.
Around 190 nations are participating in COP16 in Cali, Colombia, aiming to halt and reverse biodiversity loss by 2030.
Over 500 key biodiversity areas and 180 million hectares of forests are affected by fossil fuel exploitation and mining in ...
At the UN's COP15 summit on biodiversity in December 2022, countries reached an "historic" agreement to protect 30% of ...
The UN’s International Fund for Agricultural Development (IFAD) is urging global leaders at the UN Biodiversity Conference ...
More than half of the world's total GDP is at least moderately dependent on nature. Yet arguably, there is no economy (or ...
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