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Promising governance approaches for reversing biodiversity loss

aerial view of the Morrocoy National Park in Venezuela, a place with scenic beauty

How a wild silk moth is weaving resilience in Java

Dried leaves with a silk moth underneath the cover it has spun

Let us know: What helps you engage with IPBES and IPCC? And what gets in the way?

Close-up of redshank, slender red stems rising from the covered ground and tipped with bright green

Join the Biodiversa+ Call for Transnational Research on "Biodiversity and Transformative Change"

A painted stork flying above water.

Call for Manuscripts: Indigenous and Local Knowledge Fostering Food System Transformation

Field of shrubs in North India

Overwhelming evidence galvanizes a global consensus on the need for action against Invasive Alien Species

"Biological Invasions" journal cover

Call for Abstracts: Higher Education and the Sustainable Development Goals - (SDG Goal 6 and 15)

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Reframing Relationships Between Humans and the Earth: The "Anthropocene", a New Ideology to Sustain the Status Quo

stylised drawing on humans and nature

Exploring Biodiversity Science and Policy through IPBES

Youth choir’s performance at IPBES 10 open plenary