Tag: Biodiversity
Rate of deforestation in the Brazilian Amazon at its lowest level in nine years
The rate of deforestation in the Brazilian Amazon fell by 30.6% over one year between August 2023 and July 2024, according to data presented on Wednesday by the government of…
COP16 biodiversity ends in Cali, failure of negotiations on financing
The COP16 biodiversity ended on Saturday November 2 in Cali, failing to obtain an agreement on the financing of the roadmap that humanity has set to stop the destruction of…
six heads of state at the discussion table, but not those of rich countries
Reducing subsidies harmful to nature, one of the important challenges of COP16 biodiversity This is one of the objectives that the countries of the world have set for themselves to…
one in three tree species is on the verge of extinction, according to the IUCN
As COP16 biodiversity begins its second week in Colombia, the International Union for Conservation of Nature has updated its Red List of Threatened Species which includes, for the first time,…
a first week awaiting commitments for biodiversity
In Colombia, COP16 biodiversity is entering its second week in Cali. Representatives from more than 190 countries are taking a first step together, two years after the historic agreement concluded…
COP16, GAM: “Vast investment opportunity in biodiversity”
(Finance) – “Representing an essential reference point for measuring progress made since December 2022, COP16 could in the future be known as the COP for implementing biodiversity”. This is what…
Three Africans receive Animal Action Awards for their animal protection work
A Nigerian dedicated to the protection of pangolins, a Congolese who defends wildlife in the east of his country and a South African who works with elephants. Three Africans were…
Biodiversity and pensions bills rejected by voters
This Sunday, September 22, Swiss voters clearly rejected an initiative aimed at demanding better protection of biodiversity as well as a proposal to reform pension financing, according to the first…
Fascines, swales, hedges… these ancestral natural solutions to better deal with floods
After the storm Boris that shook Central Europe last weekend, it is time to take stock. Large areas will have to be rebuilt. While it is difficult to adapt to…
To preserve biodiversity and face climate change, everyone must cultivate their garden
News Published on 09/15/2024 at 4:02 p.m. updated on 09/15/2024 at 4:02 p.m. Reading 3 min. Planting wild flowers, not mowing frantically or putting up shelters for insects and birds:…