This training material explains how to use the Global Farm Loss Tool. It highlights practical guidance for sampling, classifying and recording food losses at different stages of farm operations.
This infographic highlights the importance of kelp forests for coastal biodiversity, ocean health and fishing communities. It explains why protecting these threatened underwater ecosystems is essential for healthy marine habitats.
This report presents the latest global trends in biodiversity and ecosystem health. It highlights dramatic declines in wildlife populations, approaching ecological tipping points, and the urgent need to transform food, energy and finance systems to reverse nature loss.
This report examines the global status of mangroves and the threats affecting them. It highlights their role in supporting biodiversity, fisheries, coastal protection and climate resilience, while showcasing progress in conservation and restoration efforts worldwide.
This guide explores how stakeholder platforms can strengthen mangrove conservation and restoration. It highlights experiences from Senegal, Tanzania, Kenya and Guinea-Bissau, showing how collaboration can improve governance and mobilize funding.
This programme explores how wetland restoration can strengthen climate resilience and support sustainable development. It highlights landscape-scale initiatives across Africa and Asia that integrate ecosystem restoration, disaster risk reduction and community livelihoods.
This assessment examines the status of migratory freshwater fishes worldwide. It highlights major threats such as river fragmentation, pollution, habitat loss and overexploitation, and identifies priority river basins where international cooperation is needed to protect migratory species.
This study assesses the extinction risk of freshwater fishes, crustaceans and odonates worldwide. It highlights that nearly one-quarter of freshwater species are threatened, with pollution, dams, water extraction and habitat degradation among the main drivers of decline.
This technical note explores how Other Effective Area-Based Conservation Measures (OECMs) can support inland water biodiversity conservation. It highlights opportunities to protect freshwater ecosystems through area-based conservation approaches beyond traditional protected areas.
This report explores how market forces can help manage invasive species when eradication is no longer feasible. It highlights invasive carp and black locust as case studies of how commercialization can support biodiversity conservation, ecosystem restoration and local livelihoods.
