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The World Conservation Congress is drawing to a close, a time of hope and frustration.

by Marie Chassot
11 September 2021
Held every four years, the IUCN World Conservation Congress brings together several thousand leaders and decision-makers from government, civil society, indigenous peoples, business and academia, with the aim of preserving the environment and using nature’s solutions to meet the planet’s current challenges. The 2021 Congress was held in Marseille from September 3 to 11. Press review for a better understanding:
World Conservation Congress in Marseille: daily follow-up.
Reporterre (FR)
World Conservation Congress in Marseille: the keys to understanding.
Reporterre (FR)
The latest IUCN Red List of Threatened Species
UICN (FR/EN)
Protecting biodiversity: a look back at the evolution of “protected areas” around the world
The Conversation (FR)
The IUCN green list of protected areas: explanations.
UICN (FR/EN)
These four tuna species are no longer in danger of extinction.
National Geographic (FR)
How to better understand the dynamics of endangered species.
Swiss Info (FR)
Indigenous groups join the Marseille conservation conference, armed with their right to vote.
RFI (EN)

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