The Nature Action Series spotlights global and national efforts to meet biodiversity goals, drawing on scientific insights and UNEP’s key publications. The series highlights innovative projects aligned with the Kunming-Montreal Global Biodiversity Framework, demonstrating practical solutions to the nature crisis. It aims to inspire global action and promote lasting impact by showcasing ongoing efforts to prevent, halt and reverse nature loss.
Can a network of “eco-villages” save Madagascar’s prehistoric biodiversity?
In Madagascar, one of the world’s largest biodiversity hotspots, local communities set up eco-villages that create sustainable livelihoods while protecting forests and the biodiversity they…
From ‘seaweed emergency’ to sustainable solutions
Sargassum seaweed is disrupting coastlines from Cancún to Tulum, where tourism accounts for nearly 90 per cent of GDP. UNEP and the Global Funds for Coral Reefs are collaborating on sustainable…
