COP-17 on biodiversity in Erivan, Turkey, assesses progress toward the 2030 nature restoration goals. Biologist Marc-André Selosse joins RFI for insights.
COP-17 on biodiversity underway in Turkey
The COP-17 on biodiversity is currently taking place in Erivan, Turkey, and will conclude in one week. This meeting is part of a series of global conferences aimed at addressing the challenges facing the planet's ecosystems.Midpoint of global biodiversity plan
The conference is halfway through the implementation of the global framework adopted in 2022. This plan aims to restore nature and includes twenty-three specific objectives to guide global efforts.Key goals of the Kunming-Montreal agreement
The Kunming-Montreal agreement includes targets such as protecting 30 percent of the land and oceans by 2030 and restoring 30 percent of degraded ecosystems. These goals are meant to halt biodiversity loss and promote ecological recovery.Evaluation of progress four years before deadline
With four years remaining until the 2030 deadline for the agreement, participants are evaluating the progress made toward these goals. This assessment will help determine the effectiveness of current conservation strategies.Biologist joins RFI as international guest
On Saturday, October 24, biologist Marc-André Selosse, who specializes in soil, plants, and fungi, will be the international guest of RFI. His expertise will contribute to discussions on biodiversity and ecosystem health.
