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UN scientific meeting adopts global biodiversity monitoring approach

Published 14:44 on October 20, 2023  /  Last updated at 14:44 on October 20, 2023  / /  Biodiversity, Climate Talks, International

Representatives from 196 countries this week approved an overall approach for monitoring efforts to meet the world's biodiversity targets, though a lack of detail means more work needs to be done.
Representatives from 196 countries this week approved an overall approach for monitoring efforts to meet the world's biodiversity targets, though a lack of detail means more work needs to be done.


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