biodiversity

Amazon study shows big conservation gains possible for imperilled freshwater ecosystems

Press release / A new study by a team of scientists in the Brazilian Amazon shows that redesigned conservation projects could deliver gains for critical freshwater ecosystems.

Responding to the “planetary emergency” – biodiversity loss, ecosystem degradation and climate change

Feature / The UN Summit on Biodiversity is a chance to protect natural systems. Data from Trase are helping governments and society respond to the planetary emergency.

The Ocean and Biodiversity

Feature / Our Strategy for the Ocean and Biodiversity focuses on bridging science and policy within sources of marine pollution, coastal resilience and biodiversity loss.

Private Sector Adaptation Finance and Nature Based Solutions

Past event / The challenge is how the private sector can support nature-based solutions to help people adapt to climate change and build resilience to disasters

Tackling the extinction crisis is everyone’s responsibility — and time is running short

Perspective / The BBC documentary 'Extinction: The Facts' by Sir David Attenborough, makes the need for action very clear. Read op-ed by Toby Gardner in The Independent.

Small is critical – Q&A on insect life and a living planet

Feature / SEI's Neal Haddaway discusses WWF's Living Planet Report and why insects and better data are both essential to protecting biodiversity.

DECIDE

Project / Delivering Enhanced Biodiversity Information with Adaptive Citizen Science and Intelligent Digital Engagements

Understanding the stickiness of commodity supply chains is key to improving their sustainability

Journal article / A novel methodological approach to inform deforestation policies and to assess potential effectiveness of supply chain zero-deforestation commitments.

Dasgupta Review on Economics of Biodiversity

Past event / The Dasgupta Interim Report sets out central economic and scientific concepts that will underpin the final report on the future of biodiversity