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World Environment Day 2025

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By Nigel Dudley, Marilyn Waite, Meegan Jones, Myra J. Hird
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This World Environment Day, we’re highlighting groundbreaking research and expert perspectives that address some of the planet’s most pressing environmental challenges. From biodiversity and climate resilience to food systems and sustainability policy, the titles featured in this collection reflect the urgent need for informed, innovative action. Explore books from leading voices in environmental science, policy, and advocacy.
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IUCN Director General's statement on COP16 of the Convention on Biological Diversity

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By Michele L. Thieme, Nigel Dudley
IUCN recognises the incredible leadership of the COP16 Presidency  Minister  Susana Muhamad and the Peace with Nature Coalition – an urgent call for unprecedented transformation to make Peace with Nature with the contribution of all actors and sectors. We agree in putting nature at the forefront in decision-making and shifting from short-term profits to long-term sustainability.
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Rivers are Connected. Actions to Protect Them Must Be Connected Too

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By Michele L. Thieme, Nigel Dudley
Picture in your mind some of the most majestic places around the world. Locations such as the Okavango Delta World Heritage Site in Botswana, the Serengeti Plains in Tanzania, or Yellowstone National Park and the Grand Canyon in the United States. All have a key major feature in common: Each of these iconic protected areas have rivers, wetlands, or lakes at their heart. Freshwater systems are truly nature’s centrepiece.
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