Biodiversity > Ambition rides high for host country Canada at largest UN biodiversity COP ever

Ambition rides high for host country Canada at largest UN biodiversity COP ever

Published 18:27 on December 3, 2022  /  Last updated at 21:40 on December 7, 2022  / /  Biodiversity

Canada outlined ambitious plans and their role in hosting the largest global biodiversity UN convention at a technical briefing on Friday, having released a slew of domestic initiatives in the run-up to the Montreal conference scheduled from Dec. 7–19.
Canada outlined ambitious plans and their role in hosting the largest global biodiversity UN convention at a technical briefing on Friday, having released a slew of domestic initiatives in the run-up to the Montreal conference scheduled from Dec. 7–19.


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