Indigenous women in Cali hold a protest commodificationof their traditional natural products. Majority of the indigenous organizations participants in the COP have been vocal about their opposition to…
Read more At COP16, Biodiversity Credits Raising Hopes and ProtestsBee-harvesting in an urban setting. Preparations are underway for the 16th Biodiversity Convention of the Parties (COP16) in Cali, Valle del Cauca. Credit: USDA by Stella Paul (hyderabad &…
Read more We Should Aim to be at Peace with Nature, Says David Cooper of UN Convention on Biological DiversityA mask seller in an Indian food market in Kerala during a recent zoonotic disease outbreak. COP28 is the first climate negotiation where the majority of the countries…
Read more COP28: One Health Steps Delight Many, Others Show Cautious OptimismTacugama Chimpanzee Sanctuary – a conservation center dedicated to rescuing, rehabilitating, and protecting Sierra Leone’s national chimpanzee. Credit: Stella Paul/IPS by Stella Paul (freetown) Friday, November 03, 2023 Inter…
Read more Deforestation, Encroachment Threaten West Africas One Health PlansFinal plenary session of COP15. Some analysts say the adopted framework is a good compromise. Credit: Stella Paul/IPS by Stella Paul (montreal) Tuesday, December 20, 2022 Inter Press Service…
Read more Global Biodiversity Framework: A Good CompromiseWomen doing on-the-spot training at COP15. Target 22 is being held up by a single word. Credit: Stella Paul/IPS by Stella Paul (montreal) Monday, December 19, 2022 Inter Press…
Read more Gender Target at COP15: Russias Single Word Objection Holds Up ProcessActivists at COP15 believe that keeping infrastructure off the radar is a problem and have expressed concern about the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) of China which impacts…
Read more COP15: Impact of Mega Infrastructure Projects on Biodiversity Stay Off-Radar
