scenarios and models

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

Environmentalists associate the political and economic status quo with desertification, pollution, deforestation, loss of biodiversity, global warming, uncontrolled waste and many other consequences related to governance and general well-fare, that affect the majority of destitute people that lack educational, social and economic means to protect themselves.

biodiversity

policy

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scenarios and models

IPBES call to conduct workshops on scenarios and models, including testing the NFF

There are multiple ways to engage your community in IPBES. Currently, we are invited to a special, themed version of engagement: IPBES is seeking relevant organizations to conduct workshops to catalyse further work on scenarios and models, including on testing the Nature Futures Framework.

IPBES webinar on the Biodiversity and Ecosystem Services Scenarios-based Model Intercomparison exercise

Date: 8 April 2022 at 1 p.m. CEST

The IPBES task force on scenarios and models, with the support of the task force on capacity-building, will host a webinar on the Biodiversity and Ecosystem Services Scenarios-based Model Intercomparison (BES-SIM) exercise.

The webinar will include a presentation on the BES-SIM exercise and its results, followed by a question-and-answer session.

Everyone interested is welcome to attend.