Date/Time: January 19, 2023 (12-1PM ET / 9-10AM PT)

Be a part of us for a dialog on COP15 to debate what biodiversity negotiators achieved in Montreal and which options are urgently wanted to assist halt and reverse biodiversity loss. 

In accordance with the UN Atmosphere Programme, local weather change is among the many high 5 causes of biodiversity loss, alongside modifications in land and sea use, air pollution, useful resource extraction and the unfold of invasive species. As such, we are going to discover how the biodiversity and local weather crises reinforce one another and the way their interconnection should inform the options we are able to advance to handle them collectively.

On this webinar, biodiversity specialists from academia and enterprise will mirror on COP15’s outcomes and focus on:

• How firms can assist international biodiversity targets
• What we are able to study from local weather motion to duplicate and enhance for nature
• How firms can set measurable targets for nature, and assess and report their progress

Moderator: 

• Theresa Lieb, Senior Analyst, Meals Programs, GreenBiz Group

Audio system: 

• Varsha Vijay, Ph.D., Technical Director, Science Primarily based Targets Community (SBTN)
• Alexander Okay. Killion, Ph.D., Managing Director, Middle for Biodiversity and International Change, Yale College
• Madeline Hodge, Biodiversity Programme Lead, Ørsted

If you cannot tune in dwell, please register and we are going to e mail you a hyperlink to entry the webcast recording and assets, out there to you on-demand after the dwell webcast.