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The 6th meeting of Working Group II prepares the ground for COP 17 to the Convention on Biological Diversity in October 2026, running alongside the twelfth Cartagena Protocol meeting and sixth Nagoya Protocol meeting.
Wildlife populations have dropped 73% on average since 1970, driven by habitat loss, overhunting and climate change.
Beyond sea turtles and blue whales, lesser-known Pacific species fight habitat loss and human pressures in obscurity.
A six-year project (April 2026–March 2032) targets Somalia’s biodiversity challenges through three linked components.
Proposition 45 would destroy CEQA rules requiring analysis and mitigation of impacts on endangered species habitat, leaving California's most...
The Siletz tribe is reclaiming a pristine 7-acre coastal parcel near Yachats—a biodiversity hotspot rich in ferns, mosses, and rocky intertidal...
Underwater listening networks in Sarasota Bay track tagged sharks and rays with 70 receivers and 22 stations, revealing when animals enter or leave...
Crystal Cove Conservancy's Endless Summer Soirée raised $950,000 to expand hands-on STEM programs and conservation at Crystal Cove State Park, serving 8,715 students from 105 schools with experiences like tidepool exploration and habitat restoration.
A new framework helps managers decide when conservation introductions outside historical ranges are responsible by weighing ecological risks against...
Will Paraguay’s UNESCO submission deliver real safeguards for the Chaco Biosphere Reserve, or simply meet reporting rules while deforestation and...
The Chesapeake logperch rebound demonstrates how targeted habitat work across the Maryland-Pennsylvania border since 2017 has stabilized populations...
Ecological restoration in today's world means actively redesigning relationships with nature rather than attempting to return to pristine wilderness, as Laura J. Martin's Wild by Design traces the history and ethics of this shift.
Does assigning prices to biodiversity correct market failures, or does it reduce nature to narrow calculations? Nobel laureate Joseph Stiglitz argues...
University of Kent research identifies promising signs that AI platforms could help limit the illegal wildlife trade. Whether this extends beyond detection to actual network disruption is not addressed in the findings.
Industrial agriculture drives species declines through habitat destruction, pesticides, and climate impacts, while regenerative systems protect...
World Octopus Day spotlights creatures whose smarts and survival needs demand stronger marine protections.
The Aquazoo Löbbecke Museum's Species Conservation Day demonstrates how museums make conservation concrete through expert booths and hands-on...
