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For over 70 years, IUCN has provided organisations with knowledge and resources needed to address environmental challenges and achieve sustainable development.
Non-Governmental & Nonprofit Organization Gland, Switzerlandiucn.orgJoined March 2009

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Today is #WorldMigratoryBirdDay! Migratory birds rely on water and its associated habitats for breeding, resting and wintering. Yet increasing demand for water, along with climate change & other factors, are threatening these precious ecosystems. ➡️ bit.ly/42NLcYZ
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The disruption of dryland ecosystems due to #ClimateChange will affect more than 44% of the world’s food system. Our Issues Brief describes some key practices for climate change adaptation in drylands. ➡️ bit.ly/41gtQCQ
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Which degraded ecosystems are most in need of restoration as we implement the Global Biodiversity Framework? By identifying which ecosystems are close to collapse, IUCN's Red List of Ecosystems is a key tool to guide action. bit.ly/3VGzxsC #KMGBF
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Mangroves store the equivalent of 22.86 gigatons of CO2. It’s critical to protect what remains, restore what we can, and halt further loss to prevent irreversible #CimateChange and biodiversity loss.
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🌡️🐘 The climate and biodiversity emergencies amplify each other, so must be solved together. We need to urgently phase out #FossilFuels and ramp up clean energy systems. #NaturebasedSolutions are a powerful ally to go with those efforts.
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Freshwater habitats are among the most valuable ecosystems on the planet for their #biodiversity and importance to livelihoods.
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Collecting species data is critical for #conservation work. However, gaps, biases and accessibility issues around data remain challenges. Join and a panel of experts to discuss solutions for collecting data to inform decision-making. Register ➡️ bit.ly/3AIodTp
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Restoring dryland ecosystems improves their health💚 and functioning, including the ability of soils to absorb and store #carbon. Investing in their restoration is a cost-effective approach to #ClimateChange mitigation.
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Once a ship sinks, where does its fuel go? Exactly. Marine pollution from sunken vessels is predicted to reach its highest level this decade, with 8,500+ shipwrecks at risk of leaking around 6 bn gallons of oil. Learn more in our latest Issues Brief bit.ly/3Vd0DYj
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Investments of $26bn across 18 countries have restored 14 million hectares of degraded landscapes. IUCN's Restoration Barometer tracks restoration and its benefits across all terrestrial ecosystems. #GenerationRestoration
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Nature-based Solutions used with deep emissions cuts can be key to solving the #climate and biodiversity crises, but misusing them can harm biodiversity and communities. The IUCN Global Standard for #NaturebasedSolutions™ helps to ensure strong, equitable and effective projects.
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Wetland habitats support a rich diversity of life, but 35% of the world’s #wetlands have disappeared in the last 50 years. Wetland restoration not only increases #biodiversity but their ability to produce ecosystem services for the benefit of people. #ForWetlands
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Which degraded ecosystems are most in need of restoration as we implement the Global Biodiversity Framework? By identifying which ecosystems are close to collapse, IUCN's Red List of Ecosystems is a key tool to guide action. bit.ly/3mQN4AW #KMGBF
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