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United for Life & Livelihoods The International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) is a membership Union uniquely composed of both government and civil society organisations. By harnessing the experience, resources and reach of its more than 1,400 Member organisations and the input of some 17,000 experts, IUCN is

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iucn.org > story > 202609 > forgotten-fish-resurfaces-underexplored-north-western-seascape-sri-lanka-almost-after

A forgotten fish resurfaces in an underexplored north-western seascape of Sri Lanka, almost after 200 years

5+ day, 20+ hour ago   (138+ words) Researchers assess sea conditions and prepare their diving equipment before beginning an underwater survey Researchers in the water preparing to begin an underwater coral reef survey Underwater coral reef survey The rediscovery does not necessarily mean that Fibramia thermalis disappeared…...

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iucn.org > blog > 202608 > spanish-fir-story-ages

The Spanish fir: a story for the ages

1+ week, 5+ day ago   (259+ words) This month we delve further into the lush and wonderful world of plants, with an inspiring story of survival despite the odds. Do we have a mammoth tale in store for you. Due to the geographical separation between the Spanish…...

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iucn.org > story > 202608 > every-bird-counts-cambodia-celebrates-world-migratory-bird-day-call-action-stung-treng

Every Bird Counts: Cambodia celebrates World Migratory Bird Day with a call for action in Stung Treng, Cambodia

3+ week, 1+ day ago   (298+ words) On World Migratory Bird Day, celebrated on 12 June, over 360 participants including government officials, rangers, students, and local communities met in Stung Treng to send a clear message: urgent action is needed to conserve the Mekong’s unique biodiversity. This site is…...

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iucn.org > story > 202608 > supporting-biodiversity-conservation-through-science-innovation-and-partnerships

Supporting biodiversity conservation through science, innovation and partnerships

3+ week, 3+ day ago   (516+ words) Lao PDR is home to some of Southeast Asia’s most biodiverse forests, wetlands, rivers and wildlife. Yet agricultural expansion, infrastructure development and natural resource extraction continue to place pressure on the country’s rich biodiversity. The assessment identified three promising biodiversity…...

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iucn.org > story > 202608 > iucn-and-un-decade-ecosystem-restoration-hub-webinar-success-stories-and-guidance

IUCN and the UN Decade Ecosystem Restoration Hub Webinar: Success Stories and Guidance from the Americas and Caribbean

3+ week, 4+ day ago   (110+ words) These case studies are just a small sample of the restoration work being done to advance the UN Decade on Ecosystem Restoration across the Americas. The full library of restoration initiatives submitted to the Decade can be found on the…...

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iucn.org > story > 202608 > putting-benefit-sharing-practice-what-iucn-has-learned-so-far

Putting Benefit Sharing into Practice: What IUCN Has Learned So Far

4+ week, 1+ day ago   (133+ words) Benefit sharing has been part of the global water governance conversation for years. But for many practitioners, it remained more of a promising concept than a practical approach. When IUCN published the Practitioner’s Guide to Benefit Sharing in Transboundary Basins…...