Ana Marie Hernandes, Chair, IPBES
Instead of living within our means, we’ve been using up more and more ‘natural capital’ well beyond what nature can replenish and it’s a debt that is now past due
Instead of living within our means, we’ve been using up more and more ‘natural capital’ well beyond what nature can replenish and it’s a debt that is now past due
If we are protecting nature today, it means we are avoiding the pandemics of tomorrow
Attacks on nature are contributing to the health crisis
We look to nature for help and aspirations in shaping a better world
The year 2020 presents a singular opportunity to reverse the alarming decline of nature we are witnessing
We believe that many parks and trails, open spaces and nature can continue to be used in a safe manner that allows people to enjoy the mental and physical health benefits these spaces provide. In all instances, we strongly recommend people follow Government directives and guidelines regarding the use of these spaces and recognize that…
Urban parks & green open spaces give urban communities the opportunity to connect with nature, improving health & wellbeing.
Our solutions are in nature. Nature provides diverse benefits & solutions for urban communities… Cities & regions are invited to join Cities with Nature to build a future in harmony with nature.”
I stand for nature because now, more than ever before, we are awakened to the urgency of protecting life on Earth
Cities can help us solve some of the biggest challenges facing the world. Natural solutions in urban areas can protect biodiversity, mitigate climate change, and help us adapt to hotter summers and more frequent storms, and make life better for millions of people.