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A framework for nature, people and planet - Vimarsana News

A framework for nature, people and planet

The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) Working Group II found that global warming is putting biodiversity and ecosystems at risk of extinction. These findings are in line with the fifth Global Biodiversity Outlook from the CBD and the range of IPBES reports.

Source: unep.org
UK takes lead to seek global action on nature at COP15 biodiversity conference - Vimarsana News

UK takes lead to seek global action on nature at COP15 biodiversity conference

UK welcomes confirmation COP15 will go ahead this year, following two-year delay

Source: gov.uk
UK takes lead to seek global action on nature at COP15 biodiversity conference | Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs - Vimarsana News

UK takes lead to seek global action on nature at COP15 biodiversity conference | Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs

UK welcomes confirmation COP15 will go ahead this year, following two-year delay

Action on the triple planetary crisis - Vimarsana News

Action on the triple planetary crisis

Welcome to the 158th Committee of the Permanent Representatives. My greetings to those of you joining us here in-person at the UN compound, and warm greetings to Member State representatives joining us virtually in a hybrid format.

Source: unep.org
Science with Borders: Researchers Navigate Red Tape - Vimarsana News

Science with Borders: Researchers Navigate Red Tape

P. LOWRY/MISSOURI BOTANICAL GARDEN   Over the past decade, botanist Pete Lowry has noticed a worrying trend in his field. An expert on the Sciodaphyllum (formerly Schefflera) genus of neotropical plants, he used to have a relatively easy time doing fieldwork abroad, he says. Now, however, he and his colleagues at the Missouri Botanical Garden face a mountain of logistical hurdles to gain permission to work in the various countries they want to visit, let alone bring samples back home with them.  For example, although one of Lowry’s study species, S. patulum, extends from southeastern ...