🌍🌿⛈️ Windy, rainy, stormy... but an adventure! If you couldn’t join one of the excursions yourself, enjoy a few of our impressions here:
World Biodiversity Forum
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🌍🌿 The World Biodiversity Forum 2024 has been an exciting week for all of us!
Explore a few impressions from the conference and discover more on our gallery website:
https://worldbiodiversityforum2024.org/gallery/
Explore a few impressions from the conference and discover more on our gallery website:
https://worldbiodiversityforum2024.org/gallery/
🌍🌿 Key Messages from WBF2024:
1. Urgent need of mainstreaming knowledge
2. Recognition of the role of indigenous people
3. Collaborations are key to initiate change
4. Need for evidence-based aligned policy
5. Addressing consumption and production
6. Addressing societal drivers
1. Urgent need of mainstreaming knowledge
2. Recognition of the role of indigenous people
3. Collaborations are key to initiate change
4. Need for evidence-based aligned policy
5. Addressing consumption and production
6. Addressing societal drivers
🌍🌿 What a week for the local to global biodiversity agenda! We sincerely thank all participants for your contributing to the success of the World Biodiversity Forum 2024 in Davos. Your dedication and collaboration are driving forces in our collective effort to transition "From Science to Action".
Let’s keep moving together with the critical mass we have achieved and all the new insights and inspiration generated!
Explore and share the conference resolution
https://worldbiodiversityforum2024.org/conference-resolution/
Martin Dovciak🌳🌻👏 Big thanks the World Biodiversity Forum for a wonderful time in Davos. It was great to give a talk on monitoring climate & plants 🌱🌾 across montane temperate-boreal forest ecotones 🌳 🌲 in eastern US & to enjoy many excellent presentations & discussions. Looking forward to WBF 2026!
Michael ヘビ SteinwandterThis morning at the @worldbioforum 2024 in #Davos --> small excursion day with a team of #SoilBiodiversity researchers @EisenhauerLab, #AlpSoil_Lab, #ScheuLab)
We climbed up the Büelenhorn (2512m) and Büelenberg, a quite lonely mountain ridge above Davos.
A lot of nice biodiversity to see in the #alpine zone! (and sahara sand)
#WorldBiodiversityForum #WBF2024 #WBF24 #MountainSoilBiodiversity #Mountains #Alps #EuropeanAlps #Switzerland #Graubünden
Nice informal meeting of #GMBA members at the @worldbioforum 2024 in #Davos, #Switzerland.
There are quite some people working with #MountainBiodiversity globally 🍹🫒
Thanks to Davnah and Mark!
#GlobalMountainBiodiversityAssessment #WBF2024 #WBF24 #MountainSoilBiodiversity
🌍🌿🎙️ Biodiversity: How Research Influences Political Processes
Gabriela Schaepman-Strub and Josef Settele discuss with Deutschlandfunk how scientific findings shape political decisions and policies.
📺 Listen to the full interview on Deutschlandfunk! [https://www.deutschlandfunk.de/biodiversitaet-wie-forschungserkenntnisse-politische-prozesse-beeinflussen-dlf-fd2b4f3e-100.html]
Biodiversität: Wie Forschungserkenntnisse politische Prozesse beeinflussen
🌍🌿🎤 "Climate change and biodiversity are closely connected”
Maria J. Santos and Gabriela Schaepman-Strub explain how biodiversity and climate change influence each other and what needs to be done to overcome the climate and biodiversity crisis: https://www.news.uzh.ch/en/articles/news/2024/Biodiversit%C3%A4t.html
🌍🌿🎙️ World Biodiversity Forum: "Too little is being done in politics"
Gabriela Schaepman-Strub and Cornelia Krug in an interview with Daniel Sager about the third World Biodiversity Forum.
📺 Listen to the full interview on SRF! [https://buff.ly/4cvOFQL ]
Biodiversitätsforum: «Es wird zu wenig gemacht in der Politik» - Regionaljournal Graubünden - SRF
Gestern begann in Davos zum dritten Mal das World Biodiversity Forum, bei dem 800 Forscherinnen, Politiker und NGO-Vertreter aus über 80 Ländern fünf Tage lang Massnahmen und Lösungen zum Erhalt der biologischen Vielfalt diskutieren. Ein Gespräch mit zwei Verantwortlichen des Forums.