UN Biodiversity Summit to Address Wildlife Conservation Funding Gap
Almost 200 countries will attend the UN Biodiversity Cop17 summit in Armenia to review progress towards the UN's 2030 nature targets.
The United Nations Biodiversity Cop17 summit, set to open in Armenia on Monday, will bring together almost 200 countries to assess the progress towards the UN's 2030 nature targets.
Wildlife populations are declining, and protected areas are under threat from drilling and mining. Despite this, more money is still being allocated to damaging ecosystems than to protecting them.
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- RFI — International (English)Cop17 biodiversity summit to confront funding gap for wildlife conservation
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Almost 200 countries will attend the UN Biodiversity Cop17 summit in Armenia to review progress towards the UN's 2030 nature targets.
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Wildlife populations are declining, and protected areas are under threat from drilling and mining. Despite this, more money is still being allocated to damaging ecosystems than to protecting them.
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