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No More Deaths- Farming and Food Production
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- Peak Moment
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About This Collection
Biodiversity refers to the variety of life in the world or in a particular habitat or ecosystem. It is necessary for life to thrive on Earth.
Aldo Leopold, one of the great thinkers of conservation, observed more than half a century ago the importance of protecting species. "To keep every cog and wheel is the first precaution of intelligent tinkering," he wrote. Losing species is like throwing away one by one the engine parts of an airplane while flying.
Biodiversity is a major initiative of Conservation International.
Biodiversity conservation provides substantial benefits to meet immediate human needs, such as those for clean, consistent water flows; protection from floods and storms; and a stable climate.
Curated by mokiethecat
One Earth: Integrating Climate Action & Biodiversity Conservation into a Blueprint |
| December 27, 2020 The vast biodiversity of our planet is the underlying fabric supporting all life on Earth, but the prognosis is grim: biodiversity rates are continuing to plummet as extinctions of species accelerate. Fortunately, the evidence suggests that there are in fact viable pathways for successful action at a global scale, but only if we mobilize and act decisively and rapidly. In this session, we will learn how we can protect and restore 50% of global landscapes while staying below 1.5°C temperature rise in the next few decades. Projects such as the newly launched Global Safety Net provide a roadmap: a bioregional approach combining world-class science, a clear focus on Indigenous rights and stewardship, support for grassroots action, and a vision for transformative philanthropy. This panel took place at the Bioneers 2020 Conference. Hosted by Justin Winters, Co-Founder and Executive Director of One Earth, with: Carly Vynne, Strategic Partner at RESOLVE; Oscar Soria, Campaign Director at AVAAZ; Karl Burkart, Managing Director of One Earth; Angela Amanakwa Kaxuyana, part of the senior leadership of the Brazilian Coordination of Indigenous peoples in the Amazon (COIAB). EarthSayers Angela Amanakwa Kaxuyana; Oscar Soria; Carly Vynne |
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Saving Wilson's Phalaropes
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Why biodiversity matters | The Circular Economy Show
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Economics for a thriving planet | RSA Events
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Jaguar Habitat
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The Call of the Pika
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Greenpeace: 6 steps to protect forests and biodiversity
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Bird Versus Wind Turbines by New York Times
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Cowspiracy: The Sustainability Secret by Kip Anderson
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United Nations Decade on Biodiversity - Interactive webcast
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Polar Bears Drowing in Arctic (PSA 2014)
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Climate Change and Biodiversity of the Mediteranean sea by Jean-Pierre Quignard:
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Orangutan S.O.S.
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Mangrove Restoration Project in Asia
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Biodiversity Conservation by Thomas Lovejoy
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Tracking Global Biodiversity by Ben Collen
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Biodiversity and Global Change by Katrin Boehning-Gaese
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Creating National Parks - The Essentials by Doug Tompkins
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About The Leopold Education Project (LEP)
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Music Made with Bees
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Queen of the Sun: What are Bees Telling Us?