Rights of Nature advocates and civil society representatives announced the launch of the Civil Society Coalition for a Universal Declaration
As the world searches for ways to finance biodiversity conservation, Indigenous leaders and environmental campaigners are questioning
With more than $1.8 billion in announced mobilisation, countries are under pressure to turn global biodiversity targets into funded action
With the 2030 deadline approaching, the test is no longer simply whether the ocean receives greater attention at global meetings.
As communities protecting nature face insecure land rights and limited access to benefits, the justice gap isn’t on funding shortfalls alone.
The report says faith institutions, youth, women and conservation actors can collectively turn global biodiversity commitments into action
Five students from Kobe were brought to COP17 as a generation who will live longest with the consequences of biodiversity loss for lessons
Amanda Hurowitz, Great Apes programme lead at Mighty Earth, said the Tapanuli orangutan species has a chance of survival if action is fast
As mining concessions overlap with one in five identified Key Biodiversity Areas in tropical forest regions, vital is the ecological value
COP17 President Hambardzum Matevosyan echoed the call for collective responsibility, urging mutual respect and open dialogue