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🌿 IPBES 11 in Africa: A Milestone for Global Biodiversity Namibia hosts the first IPBES Plenary in Africa, highlighting the continent’s role as a biodiversity stronghold and a vital player in global conservation efforts. New landmark reports on biodiversity, health, and transformative change to guide future policies.

In recognition of the International Day for Biodiversity 2024, securing priority areas for biodiversity, climate and health is an important opportunity for Target 3 and the Global Biodiversity Framework #IUCN WCPA

Explore how the concept of a ‘nature unit’ is revolutionizing conservation and restoration efforts. This groundbreaking approach aims to standardize biodiversity measurements to enhance funding and corporate accountability. A critical step towards more effective and transparent biodiversity management methods. Read the full article for more insights on this vital initiative: https://lnkd.in/eYA3W6fh #Conservation #Biodiversity #Sustainability

After two decades of failure to halt and reverse global biodiversity loss, the authors of this interesting paper recommande to establish an European Biodiversity Observation Coordinating Centre to optimise existing observation efforts, harmonise data, and enhance our ability to predict and respond to key challenges related to biodiversity loss in Europe. https://lnkd.in/eM4rFCzm

Biodiversity offsetting in NSW is set to go 'net positive'. This article looks at some key takeaways from the NSW Government's plan for nature and the new biodiversity offsets Bill.

Assessing the state of freshwater biodiversity monitoring: A global perspective, by @Monni Böhm and John P. Simaika. https://lnkd.in/eWS6QaKZ

Five ways forward suggested by stakeholders to improve biodiversity monitoring and thereby policy impact in Europe https://lnkd.in/egAAAE7R

The NSW Government is planning a major overhaul of the Biodiversity Conservation Act 2016 (NSW), with a renewed focus on net positive biodiversity outcomes. Dr. Louise Camenzuli, Louise Lee and Jade Sams explore key takeaways for project proponents from the government’s NSW plan for nature and the new biodiversity offsets reform Bill.

Protected areas in themselves won’t guarantee biodiversity conservation unless we consciously choose to make the protection and restoration of functioning natural ecosystems the foundation upon which all other decisions are made. Biodiversity declining even faster in ‘protected’ areas, scientists warn Cop16 https://lnkd.in/dVb2WKBh