JOB OPPORTUNITY! 💻🌿📸 Are you a social media maven with experience of environmental issues and global development? Join @‌IPBES as our #SocialMedia Manager (P2) to be based at the IPBES Secretariat Office in Bonn. ⏰Apply by 13 May 2023 👇 careers.un.org/lbw/jobdetail… #CommsJobs

Marine ecosystems, from coastal to deep sea, now show the influence of human actions. 🐠 Coastal marine ecosystems show large historical losses of extent and condition, as well as rapid ongoing declines. 🐋 Learn more in this video based on findings from @ipbes #GlobalAssessment

Yes, these are flamingos, but no, this isn't blood! #DYK flamingo parents produce crop milk, red in colour, in their digestive tracts and regurgitate it to feed their young? 🦩 🎥@NewsroomPostCom

#ClimateChange & #biodiversity loss must be tackled together "The likelihood and impacts of abrupt and/or irreversible changes in the climate system, including changes triggered when tipping points are reached, increase w/ further global warming." —@ipcc_ch AR6 Synthesis Report

The Nature Futures Framework, #NFF, aims to catalyse the development of nature- & Mother Earth-centred scenarios and models. 💡@IPBES invites the scientific community & other relevant actors, indigenous peoples & local communities, to test the NFF: ipbes.net/notification/notif…

"Equitable and sustainable policy outcomes can be achieved when decision-making recognises and balances the diverse values of nature." 🌳🌎 — @ipbes #ValuesAssessment Summary for Policymakers now available in all 6 UN languages⬇️ ipbes.net/the-values-assessm…

Save the date 📅 10th session of the Plenary of the Intergovernmental Platform on Biodiversity and Ecosystem Services (@IPBES) will take place from 28 August to 2 September 2023 in Bonn 🇩🇪 #IPBES10 will be preceded by regional consultations and a Stakeholder Day on 27 August.

#ClimateChange is playing an increasingly large role in #biodiversity loss.🥀 "Continued emissions will further affect all major climate system components, & many changes will be irreversible [...] and become larger with increasing global warming." —@ipcc_ch AR6 Synthesis Report

Can you name these 3 animals? And #DYK what they have in common? Manatees, marine turtles & dugongs are endangered species that use seagrass as their primary food source & breeding ground.🌊🌿They also contribute to the maintenance of seagrass habitats. - @BonnConvention

#DYK that tropical #deforestation actively contributes to #ClimateChange, making those areas warmer and drier? 🌴🌴 In fact, forests are among nature’s best defenders against climate change. 🌳 #ForNature 📷 @unesco