Biodiversity > Gabon, Mongolia team up with conservation groups to protect vast natural areas

Gabon, Mongolia team up with conservation groups to protect vast natural areas

Published 03:09 on December 16, 2022  /  Last updated at 03:09 on December 16, 2022  / /  Biodiversity

Gabon and Mongolia have allied with conservation collaboration initiative Enduring Earth to protect large areas of land, oceans, and freshwater resources as part of their commitments to meet the 30x30 global natural protection target that is being negotiated at COP15 in Montreal.
Gabon and Mongolia have allied with conservation collaboration initiative Enduring Earth to protect large areas of land, oceans, and freshwater resources as part of their commitments to meet the 30x30 global natural protection target that is being negotiated at COP15 in Montreal.


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