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
The humans – Asa the tree is a poem by our poetic writer Maria Boke, one of the first ever poems that will be published
The Yerevan Declaration calls for its political vision to inform the negotiations and outcomes of COP 17, as countries assess progress
Existing national commitments would increase figure of protected ocean to 12% by 2030, while only 3.5% is assessed as effectively protected
The first global assessment of biodiversity action reveals growing political commitment but warns that funding gaps, weak implementation and incomplete national targets threaten efforts to halt nature loss by 2030. The world has promised to protect forests, restore degraded…
Pacific leaders have called for stronger international cooperation and urgent climate action ahead of the 31st United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP31), warning that vulnerable nations are already experiencing the devastating effects of rising sea levels and extreme weather.…
Unusually wet conditions in flood-prone locations persistent heat across much of the Greater Horn of Africa require locally informed planning
Antwi-Boasiako described this progression as “B2A2A,” Belém, Antalya and Addis Ababa, arguing that African negotiators need foresight
Climate adaptation can save lives, protect livelihoods and reduce economic losses, yet international support remains inadequate