From the series “Where are we going?”

From the series “Where are we going?”

From the series “Where are we going?”

Life Cannot Be Protected One Name at a Time

Intensive in-person training on biodiversity law and governance during CBD COP17 at Yerevan State University.

Global symposium advancing legal and governance solutions for the Kunming-Montreal Global Biodiversity Framework during CBD COP17.

Life Is Sustained Through Relationship, Not Inventory

From the series “Where are we going?”

Planning practice guidance on biodiversity net gain. Biodiversity net gain is a way of creating and improving biodiversity by requiring development to have a positive impact (‘net gain’) on biodiversi...

Eukaryotic genomes harbor many forms of variation, including nucleotide diversity and structural polymorphisms, which experience natural selection and contribute to genome evolution and biodiversi...

Avec plus de 5 000 spécimens récoltés et 130 espèces identifiées, l'inventaire mené sur les araignées en 2025 sur le territoire de l'Observatoire pérenne de l'environnement (OPE) révèle une biodiversi...

Italy tops the ranking with 62 UNESCO World Heritage Sites, narrowly ahead of China at 61. Italy's sites span Roman antiquity, medieval cities and Renaissance art and architecture. Its list also includes natural properties and cultural landscapes, showing that UNESCO recognition extends well beyond famous monuments. China's 61 sites cover thousands of years of history, including imperial and religious heritage and archaeological sites. The country also has natural properties featuring biodiversity hotspots, karst formations and mountain regions. France ranks third with 56 sites, followed by Germany with 55 and Spain with 50. India is sixth globally with 45 UNESCO World Heritage Sites, nine more than Mexico, which has 36 and is the highest-ranked country outside Europe and East Asia. Don't Miss: Gucchi Marmik at BRICS 2026 dinner: What makes this rare Himalayan mushroom worth ₹40,000 per kg? The United Kingdom has 35 sites, Russia 33 and Iran 30. Japan and the United States have 27 each, while Brazil has 26. Canada and Turkey have 22 sites each, followed by Australia and Greece with 21 each. Poland has 18, while Czechia and Portugal have 17. The ranking covers 173 countries, with transboundary properties counted for each participating country. Why Europe and...

From the series “Where are we going?”

From the series “Where are we going?”

Join us during NYC Climate Week 2026 for a discussion of the potential role of a new treaty.

*Can fossils help us make better decisions about today's biodiversi...

In this issue of Dbytes 1. Advancing coastal and marine ecological restoration in Australia 2. Misinformation: A climate policy risk 3. From Australia to the Andes, we’re discovering new biodiversi…

From the series “Where are we going?”

From the series “Where are we going?”

The government has published its latest version of the National Planning Policy Framework (NPPF), with new policies on wildfire risk, and limits to the circumstances where councils can seek biodiversi...

La Maison des insectes : un musée familial dédié aux petites bêtes à Carrières-sous-PoissySituée au cœur du Parc du Peuple de l’herbe à Carrières-sous-Poissy, la Maison des insectes offre aux visiteurs l'opportunité de découvrir le monde fascinant des insectes vivants et leur rôle dans la biodiversi