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🇦🇿 From the land that nourishes ancient crops, 🌳🌱 Azerbaijan's national ecosystem assessment is here to shape a more sustainable tomorrow. 🌿

See how the country aims to address threats to ecosystems, inclu#ClimateChangehange, pollution and deforestation: bit.ly/3TYUWgw
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🇦🇿 From the land that nourishes ancient crops, 🌳🌱 Azerbaijans national ecosystem assessment is here to shape a more sustainable tomorrow. 🌿

See how the country aims to address threats to ecosystems, including #ClimateChange, pollution and deforestation: https://bit.ly/3TYUWgw

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📋 Time for some environmental trivia! 🌲 Can you spot nature's compass? 🧭
If you were lost in a forest, which natural signpost could guide you towards freshwater?

Comment your guess below! 👇👇
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📋 Time for some environmental trivia! 🌲 Can you spot natures compass? 🧭
If you were lost in a forest, which natural signpost could guide you towards freshwater?
 
Comment your guess below! 👇👇

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📣 Drumroll, please! The correct answer to our #Trivia question is... A! In many regions of the world, moss tends to grow more abundantly on the north side of trees due to lower sunlight exposure. This natural phenomenon can serve as a helpful indicator for navigation in forests, as it can give a general sense of direction, with the north side typically being shadier and moister.

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💡 #DYK that bats 🦇 support the regeneration of forests and the health of our crops? 🌱🌳

Learn about their critical ecological roles – from #pollination to insect control. 👇
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💡 #DYK that bats 🦇 support the regeneration of forests and the health of our crops? 🌱🌳

Learn about their critical ecological roles – from #pollination to insect control. 👇

👥 Governments, scientists, decision makers, practitioners and knowledge holders!

IPBES is inviting you to join the external review of the draft scoping report for the second global assessment of biodiversity and ecosystem services. 🌍 🌿

🗓️ 27 May to 30 June 2024
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👥 Governments, scientists, decision makers, practitioners and knowledge holders!

IPBES is inviting you to join the external review of the draft scoping report for the second global assessment of biodiversity and ecosystem services. 🌍 🌿 

🗓️ 27 May to 30 June 2024

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Waiting eagerly for this.

🚨 Exciting news from IPBES!

Join the 11th session of the IPBES Plenary on 🗓️ 10–16 December 2024 in Namibia to explore vital discussions on biodiversity and ecosystem services, either in person or online.

Learn more here: www.ipbes.net/events/ipbes-11
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🚨 Exciting news from IPBES! 

Join the 11th session of the IPBES Plenary on 🗓️ 10–16 December 2024 in Namibia to explore vital discussions on biodiversity and ecosystem services, either in person or online.

Learn more here: https://www.ipbes.net/events/ipbes-11

🌊 Rivers and streams in Azerbaijan 🇦🇿 – which host nearly 90% of the world's sturgeon populations – face significant threats from intensive agricultural water withdrawals. 🚨

The country’s new national ecosystem assessment 📚 has identified 5️⃣ crucial steps to mitigate these pressures and preserve its water resources for future generations. 🚰🌱

Learn how they're tackling these challenges head-on! ⬇️
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🌊 Rivers and streams in Azerbaijan 🇦🇿 – which host nearly 90% of the worlds sturgeon populations – face significant threats from intensive agricultural water withdrawals. 🚨

The country’s new national ecosystem assessment 📚 has identified 5️⃣ crucial steps to mitigate these pressures and preserve its water resources for future generations. 🚰🌱

Learn how theyre tackling these challenges head-on! ⬇️

📢 Women4Biodiversity and the UN Environment Programme World Conservation Monitoring Centre are developing a methodology for monitoring indicators related to the #CBD Gender Plan of Action. 📄⚖️

Don’t miss their information sessions to learn how this methodology will aid in the implementation of Target 23 of the #KMGBF. 📚🌿
🚨🚨 Session 1 kicks off tomorrow! 🚨🚨

🗓️ 24 April (Asia-Pacific & CEE)
🗓️ 26 April (Africa & Americas)
🔗 Learn more: www.women4biodiversity.org/information-session-on-indicator-methodology-of-target23-of-the-global...
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📢 Women4Biodiversity and the UN Environment Programme World Conservation Monitoring Centre are developing a methodology for monitoring indicators related to the #CBD Gender Plan of Action. 📄⚖️

Don’t miss their information sessions to learn how this methodology will aid in the implementation of Target 23 of the #KMGBF. 📚🌿
🚨🚨 Session 1 kicks off tomorrow! 🚨🚨

🗓️ 24 April (Asia-Pacific & CEE)
🗓️ 26 April (Africa & Americas)
🔗 Learn more: https://www.women4biodiversity.org/information-session-on-indicator-methodology-of-target23-of-the-global-biodiversity-framework/

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🌱💪 Women play crucial roles in agriculture, fisheries and forestry. But their contributions often go unrecognized.

Without them, conserving agricultural biodiversity and improving our natural resource base – especially in fisheries and coastal management – would be a far greater challenge.

Let’s celebrate and support their vital work in sustaining our planet! 🌍✨
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🌱💪 Women play crucial roles in agriculture, fisheries and forestry. But their contributions often go unrecognized. 

Without them, conserving agricultural biodiversity and improving our natural resource base – especially in fisheries and coastal management – would be a far greater challenge.

Let’s celebrate and support their vital work in sustaining our planet! 🌍✨

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