The triple challenge: a stable climate, food security and space for nature – Integrated solutions to adapt to a changing world The COVID-19 pandemic combined with the impact of record fires around the world is showing how connected humans are to nature, its resources and biodiversity. Land use change, including deforestation, is a key driver of emerging infectious diseases. To prevent the next pandemic, it is critical to transform our relationship with nature. This session will present new science on the changing drivers of deforestation and dive into integrated solutions that are needed to ensure human and planetary well-being.
Integrated solutions to adapt to a changing world
Publisher: GLF
Language: English
Year: 2020
Ecosystem(s): Forests
Location(s): Global
biodiversity
biodiversity loss
climate change
covid-19
deforestation
food security
health
integrated landscape approaches
land use
nature
pandemics
This video is part of following session:
SPEAKERS
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Fran Price
Forest Practice Leader, WWF
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Marco Lambertini
Director General, WWF
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David Nabarro
Special Envoy of WHO Director General on COVID-19, World Health Organisation (WHO)
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Izabella Teixeira
Co-Chair, The International Resource Panel
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