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Biodiversity conservation actions found to be effective in two-thirds of cases

Published 11:20 on April 26, 2024  /  Last updated at 11:20 on April 26, 2024  / /  Biodiversity, International

Nature conservation actions implemented to date have led to gains in biodiversity or contributed to slowing its decline in two-thirds of cases, according to a study claiming to be the first of its kind.
Nature conservation actions implemented to date have led to gains in biodiversity or contributed to slowing its decline in two-thirds of cases, according to a study claiming to be the first of its kind.


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