COP16 Launches Green Zone to Boost Global Biodiversity Efforts
At COP16, Colombia unveils a ‘Green Zone’ to facilitate broader participation and enhance biodiversity initiatives.
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Fossil Fuels Jeopardize the Coral Triangle’s Vibrant Ecosystem
A new report warns that expanding fossil fuel exploration threatens the Coral Triangle’s rich biodiversity, endangering marine life and 120 million people who rely on it.
Qinghai’s Rich Biodiversity Takes Center Stage at Museum of Nature
Discover Qinghai Province’s stunning biodiversity at the Museum of Nature, home to countless protected species and thriving ecosystems.
Saving Malaysia’s Ancient Rainforest: Protecting Its Rich Biodiversity
Malaysia’s ancient rainforest is under threat as many tree species become endangered. Experts and volunteers are working tirelessly to preserve plant diversity and protect the rich animal life.
Kunming Biodiversity Fund Approves 9 Global Projects at COP16
At COP16 in Cali, the Kunming Biodiversity Fund approved nine projects across 15 countries to advance global biodiversity conservation.
Global Environmental Finance Takes Center Stage at COP16
At COP16 in Cali, Colombia, global leaders focus on environmental finance to drive biodiversity conservation and sustainable development.
Preserving Paradise: Mt. Jianfeng’s Rich Biodiversity in Hainan
Mt. Jianfeng National Forest Park in Hainan, China, showcases rich tropical biodiversity and vital conservation efforts to protect endangered species.
Yunnan’s Rainforests Thrive: Government Initiatives Boost Biodiversity
Yunnan’s rich rainforests flourish as Dehong Prefecture’s ambitious conservation initiatives set 2025 targets to protect diverse wildlife and enhance biodiversity.
Iran’s Wildlife Wonders: Beyond the Lut Desert
Iran’s diverse ecosystems, from the scorching Lut Desert to lush forests, harbor over 8,200 plant species and endangered animals like the Asiatic cheetah. Discover Iran’s rich wildlife.
Global Leaders Urge Billions in Funding to Save Nature as COP16 Kicks Off
At the COP16 summit in Colombia, leaders from nearly 200 nations called for urgent billions in funding to halt rapid nature destruction and meet 2030 biodiversity goals.