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COP15: “Glimmers of light” in dark landscape as IUCN documents restoration efforts

Published 00:08 on December 13, 2022  /  Last updated at 00:39 on December 13, 2022  / /  Biodiversity

While extinction threats, tipping points, and ecological collapse have dominated newsfeeds at the COP15 biodiversity negotiations in Montreal, a new IUCN tool allows viewers to track progress on targets to restore degraded landscapes, providing "glimmers of light" in an otherwise dark landscape.
While extinction threats, tipping points, and ecological collapse have dominated newsfeeds at the COP15 biodiversity negotiations in Montreal, a new IUCN tool allows viewers to track progress on targets to restore degraded landscapes, providing "glimmers of light" in an otherwise dark landscape.


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