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- 1IUCN pushes nature and ocean agenda at UN Climate Week▼IUCN advances nature, ocean and climate agenda at UNGA and NYC Climate Week
The International Union for Conservation of Nature used the UN General Assembly and New York Climate Week to advance its agenda on nature protection, ocean conservation and climate action. The organisation says the gatherings offered a key moment to push for stronger commitments linking biodiversity and climate policy ahead of upcoming global negotiations.
- 2IUCN-Monaco event sets out circular economy messages▼Nature by Design: Key messages from the IUCN-Monaco event on circular economy
The International Union for Conservation of Nature held an event in Monaco focused on the circular economy, publishing its key takeaways under the theme 'Nature by Design'. The messages centre on designing production and consumption systems that reduce waste and work with nature rather than deplete it, reinforcing nature-based approaches as part of the global economic transition.
- 3Wildlife Clubs of Kenya highlighted as model for biodiversity education▼Education as a pathway to biodiversity action: The Wildlife Clubs of Kenya experience
The International Union for Conservation of Nature has published an account of the Wildlife Clubs of Kenya, presenting education as a pathway to biodiversity action. The piece draws on the clubs' long-running experience of engaging young Kenyans with wildlife and conservation, positioning youth environmental education as a practical tool for protecting biodiversity.