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Healthy nature for better food system.

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 From reviving biodiversity to restoring degraded landscapes — these initiatives showcase win-win solutions for people and the planet . Four new  UN  World Restoration Flagships have been unveiled!

Highlight the importance of ecosystems.

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Retiroparken, Molde – A Living Legacy Under Threat On 22 May , the community will gather to celebrate the International Day for Biological Diversity —a day recognized globally to highlight the importance of ecosystems. This year, the day will hold special significance in Molde. It will serve as a platform to honor the 150-year legacy of Retiroparken, to elevate the voice of citizens. Retiroparken stands as one of Norway’s most treasured urban green spaces. The park was established in 1875, during a time when Norway’s coastal towns were flourishing thanks to the rise of the fishing and shipping industries. Today, Retiroparken is a vibrant example of urban rewilding. Its forest floor is alive with mosses, fungi, and understory plants. Birds nest in its mature trees. Pollinators hum through wildflowers. The park serves as an essential green corridor, connecting wildlife habitats a natural sanctuary within the city, offering both ecological function and spiritual renewal. We celebrate di...

Protect and restore our ecosystems by making sustainable choices.

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 Together, we can preserve biodiversity and ensure life on land flourishes . Act Now for Sustainable Development Goal 15! 

A guide to using CBRMS in peatland restoration monitoring.

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#Publication | The Community-Based Restoration Monitoring System (CBRMS): A guide to using CBRMS in peatland restoration monitoring . Read/download a Publication free copy ! The CIFOR-ICRAF is the world’s leader on harnessing the power of trees, forests and agroforestry to address the global challenges of our time . #TreesPeoplePlanet Assess the consequences of ecosystem change for human well-being.

The climate and biodiversity crises are interconnected and their solutions are mutually dependent.

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  A new study has strengthened calls for coordinated action on climate change and nature loss , by calculating the CO2 emissions countries could save if they conserve and restore ecosystems on land, in line with proposed international targets for nature conservation.  It comes ahead of Biodiversity Day at the COP27 climate conference , on November 16, during which ministers, business and community leaders from around the world will discuss the current state of nature, showcase current action on ecosystem restoration and nature-based solutions and strive to inspire and enact greater commitments to jointly tackle climate change and nature loss. The new report, Strengthening Synergies: Climate Change Mitigation Benefits from Achieving Global Biodiversity Targets , presents new scientific analysis using improved data on biodiversity and carbon stocks and sequestration, combined with modelling of land use change. Aligning with new goals and targets expected to be adopted at the ...