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Biodiversity loss poses significant risks to banks and financial institutions. An important new report by Network for Greening the Financial System & INSPIRE - Greening the financial system highlights the role central banks and supervisors can play to bring the Global Biodiversity Framework to life. wwf.panda.org/?5349441/

“What did we learn about the role of smallholders in forested landscapes?” was the leading question at a seminar on 24/03/2022. ‼️And the need to “put people first” was the clear conclusion‼️ ➡️bit.ly/3NuFeFF Mark van Oorschot PBL Utrecht University Pablo Pacheco WWF

The biodiversity crisis is one of the most urgent problems for both the environment and the people that inhabit it. ipbes #SustainableUse Assessment highlights the importance of creating practical solutions to mitigate further degradation of our planet. 🌎 Key takeaways. ⬇️

What is the future of smallholders in forest frontier areas? ✅Small-scale subsistence farming? ✅Smallholder production for the market? ✅Smallholders leave their farms and move to the city? Find the answers to these questions and more in this book ⬇️ doi.org/10.55515/JTCD6…

Today we’ve launched WWF #GreenFinance call to action for central banks and financial supervisors 📢 Here’s why they need to take urgent action on #biodiversityloss and #climatechange now 🧵@WWF_Media Network for Greening the Financial System

The Exponential Roadmap for Natural Climate Solutions report was released today outlining where and how quickly we must take action to protect, manage, and restore nature to meet our climate goals. wwf.panda.org/?6431966/expon…

#Climate targets cannot be met without action to stop #deforestation, and that means cutting off financing too newstatesman.com/spotlight/2022… Fern

Join this year's #WWFfuller Symposium as we explore ‘other effective area-based conservation measures’ (OECMs) and their potential to benefit both people and the planet.

The Living Planet Report 2022 is out. Here's what you need to know: Monitored populations of vertebrates (mammals, birds, amphibians, reptiles and fish) have seen a devastating 69% decline on average since 1970. worldwildlife.org/press-releases…

Very thoughtful insights shared by Anne Larson just now at #wwffuller

Joachim Claudet of CNRS 🌍 presents on how we can avoid the misuse of OECMs in the wake of the blue economy. #wwffuller Tune in here: worldwildlife.org/fuller2022

Ameyali Ramos sharing four key recommendations from ICCA Consortium at the #wwffuller symposium 1) Support the people living with nature, 2) Goverments capacity to respectfully enage, 3) Funders and 4) conservation communities need to respect and recognize local peoples

The laid-out version of the full @ipbes #SustainableUse Report is OUT NOW! 💥 Do you want to know more about sustainable uses of wild species of flora, fauna, algae and fungi?🤔 Visit our website to access the full report⬇️ ipbes.net/sustainable-us…

Happy #BiodiversityDay! Did you know conserving just 30% of the Earth's land and 24% of its coastal waters would sustain 90% of nature's benefits for every person on the planet? @world_wildlife's Becky Chaplin-Kramer @beckyck.bsky.social explains how in NatureEcoEvo : go.nature.com/42SGJ7N

The sustainable use of wild species is central to the identity and existence of many Indigenous Peoples and local communities. Find out more in the @ipbes #SustainableUse Assessment. 📘 Summary for Policymakers now available in all 6 UN languages⬇️ ipbes.net/sustainable-us…

Save the date! World Wildlife Fund's Thomas Lovejoy Science for Nature Symposium, A Turning Point for the Amazon, will take place on October 17th, both virtually and in-person at the Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History Smithsonian NMNH. Stay tuned for more info!

Forest Landscape Restoration is crucial for reversing global forest loss & degradation. But are we fully considering the human element in these efforts? Join our webinar on 16 July exploring the Human Dimensions of Forest Landscape Restoration report: us02web.zoom.us/webinar/regist…

Every year, a staggering $470 billion is spent on agricultural subsidies that harm biodiversity, forests and other ecosystems. Join our webinar on 10 Sept. to learn how these subsidies can be redirected toward a nature-positive future. shorturl.at/sXrls

Central banks must address the financing of deforestation, a major contributor to climate change and nature loss which affect global market and price stability, say Maria Fernanda Contreras del Valle and Pablo Pacheco of WWF. GreenCB.co/3XDk6D5

In case you missed it: In October we shared the brand-new Living Planet Report and the results are worrying. The good news is that the we have the solutions, we just need to act. Get the details: wwf.to/3NJMpem.