Posts tagged Convention on Biological Diversity
Fatal Fences Are Decimating Nature
WildlifeBill Laurancefence, Great Rabbit Fence, habitat fragmentation, migration, wildebeest, hartebeest, zebra, emu, viable populations, connectivity, climate change, gene flow, genetic diversity, random demographic events, roads, Penny van Oosterzee, cattle ranching, lions, cheetah, hyena, African wild dogs, Botswana, global human footprint, Convention on Biological Diversity, IPBES, Intergovernmental Science-Policy Platform on Biodiversity and Ecosystem Services, Connectivity Conservation Specialist Group, flying fox, barn owl
Habitat Loss Puts Half the World's Ecosystems at Risk
Protected AreasBill Lauranceecoregions, habitat loss, crisis ecoregion, Indonesia, Papua New Guinea, Democratic Republic of Congo, Angola, Madagascar, Australia, USA, Canada, protected areas, mangrove forests, subtropical forests, tundra, Convention on Biological Diversity
Good News: Parks Work to Conserve Biodiversity
WildlifeJeremy Hanceparks, protected areas, Jeremy Hance, Claudia Gray, species richness, species abundance, vertebrates, invertebrates, plants, wildlife conservation, biodiversity, PREDICTS, endemic species, ecological niches, Convention on Biological Diversity
Making the next ten years count for protected areas
James Watsonprotected areas, national parks, parks, World Heritage, World Parks Congress, IUCN, James Watson, Marc Hockings, park management, mountain gorilla, Nature, ecosystem services, carbon storage, clean water, weather extremes, Convention on Biological Diversity, climate change, social benefits, economic benefits
Green groups in 'desperate' bid to halt Australian eco-calamity
