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To ensure successful implementation of the Global Biodiversity Framework (GBF) there needs to be a shift in behaviors – whether that’s by reducing overconsumption, changing farming practices or altering our interactions with surrounding ecosystems. The political and financial agreements stemming from the UN Convention for Biological Diversity (CBD COP15) have provided a key opportunity to now focus on the means of implementing the Global Biodiversity Framework.
This 90-minute webinar looked at the role that behavior change can play as a tool to deliver the goals of the Global Biodiversity Framework, bringing together perspectives representing governments, funders and practitioners.
Speakers included:
- Rosina Bierbaum, Scientific and Technical Advisory Panel of the Global Environment Facility
- David Ainsworth, Convention on Biological Diversity
- Charlotte Smith, Chester Zoo
- Kevin Green, Rare, Center for Behavior & the Environment
- Rocky Sachez Tirona, Rare, Fish Forever
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