Nature’s contributions to people embody different concepts, such as ecosystem goods and services and nature’s gifts. Both nature and nature’s contributions to people are vital for human existence and good quality of life. How can we restore nature? #TogetherForOurPlanet #COP26

IPBES #ForNature

Nov 3, 2021 · 2:06 PM UTC

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Let us not only focus on exotic species in tropical areas. Let us not forget cold water fish like salmonids. #salmon dx.doi.org/10.13140/RG.2.2.3…

(PDF) The Great Salmon Tour

PDF | The paper chronicles my travel to California, Alaska, Bosnia and Herzegovina, and Mongolia to document interconnections between people and... | Find, read and cite all the research you need on...

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Replying to @IPBES @EUClimateAction
Recognizing rights of animal and plants should not merely be a recognition of their utilitarian value. People affiliated to IPBES will recognize this, very well. This article discusses how the world would change if a non-anthropocentric ethic guides us. iai.tv/articles/nature-is-no…

Nature is not a resource for humans

The climate crisis is in many ways the consequence of having treated nature as a resource for the benefit of humans. Yet even environmentalists can find it hard to break away from this instrumental...

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IUCN @IUCN
3 Nov 2021
Despite providing 30% of needed climate change mitigation, barely 3% of climate financing goes to nature-based solutions. Parties at #COP26 must allocate more funds to implement #NatureBasedSolutions iucn.org/cop26 #NaturePositive
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Sustainable practice should be the way forward, environmental costs for human-nature interactions should be weighed or factored in and environmental education should be a part of all stages of the education system and career fields.
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