Unep-wcmc.org Website Review

un environment world conservation monitoring centre is a world leader in biodiversity knowledge. it works with scientists and policy makers worldwide to place biodiversity at the heart of environment and development decision-making to enable enlightened choices for people. the rise of the rat – study shows human land-use favours common spe.. >. in 2020 a new global biodiversity framework will be agreed to replace the strategic plan for biodiversity 2011-2020 and its aichi illegal harvest of timber is a global threat to forests and biodiversity, and has considerable impacts on livelihoods and working on several global coral reef projects with un environment coral reef unit and a number of other project partners to address the our 100-strong international team are recognised leaders in their field and have unrivalled understanding of the institutional landscape valerie leads on our work on the impacts of climate change and the role of ecosystems in climate change mitigation and adaptation. in addition to overseeing and managing the work of the large climate change and biodiversity team, her role includes overseeing the development of new projects and ideas, and liaising with counterparts in national governments, and with key collaborators, partners and neil’s primary role as chief scientist is to develop the scientific work and profile of unep-wcmc with external partners interested in the conservation of nature, and the role data and an*lysis plays in this. he also oversees the work of the science programme and its staff, helps to publish leading scientific work at the science-policy interface, mentors staff in scientific delivery and ensures overall wcmc is very pleased to announce the appointment of jonathan (jonny) hughes as ceo for the cambridge-based biodiversity charity.. the rise of the rat – study shows human land-use favours common spe.. human habitat modification is favouring the same species everywhere while unique species are disappearing, finds a study co-authored by