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COP17 ends with new biodiversity roadmap, but funding gap threatens 2030 targets

Nearly 50 decisions and $2 billion in announced funding mark progress at the UN biodiversity summit in Armenia, but inadequate

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COP17 adopts 14 decisions as biodiversity finance disputes remain unresolved

Negotiators make progress on biosafety, gender equality and invasive species, but funding shortages, Indigenous rights and weak progress towards 2030

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COP17 opens in Armenia as UN warns global biodiversity targets are off track

World leaders face growing pressure to close a multibillion-dollar conservation funding gap, reform harmful subsidies and accelerate action to protect

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Santa Marta summit opens with focus on climate, biodiversity and Global South priorities

Santa Marta Summit A high-level international summit opened Friday in Santa Marta, bringing together policymakers, scientists, activists, and development partners

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Malaiyaha Tamils: Guardians of Nature in Sri Lanka’s Hill Country

Sri Lanka: Imagine a community living amidst lush green hills, tending to tea plantations while quietly protecting the environment through

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Pesticide Use in Bangladesh Rises 81.5% Due to Climate Change Challenges

Research report: A sharp 81.5% increase in pesticide use over the past five years, driven by crop diseases linked to

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A protective zone will be created around the Sundarbans to protect tigers: Environmental Advisor of Bangladesh

We must stand against tiger smugglers and poachers with all our might. We must create a list of those involved

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Tiger Population Rises to 125 in Sundarbans

The 2023-24 National Tiger Survey of the Sundarbans has found 125 tigers, reflecting an increase of 11 tigers since 2018.

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Climate Change Impacts on Sri Lankan National Park

Horton Plains National Park, located in the central highlands of Sri Lanka, is a biodiversity hotspot renowned for its unique

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Tiger Census Begins with ‘Camera-Trapping’

Sundarbans Reserve Forest (SRF) of Bangladesh is the largest mangrove forest in the world. The process of tiger counting using camera

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