Nature+Positive

Our future needs to be both ‘Net Zero’ and ‘Nature+Positive’

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Our future needs to be both ‘Net Zero’ and ‘Nature+Positive’

 

We’re turning our attention in November to the most important climate meeting since the Paris Accords. We all know that to limit global warming to 1.5, we need to rapidly decarbonise and halve emissions by 2030. But Net Zero is only part of the story, we need to make sure we’re also focused on protecting, managing and restoring nature, because there is no point in transitioning to a net zero economy if our vital ecosystems continue to be degraded.

Becoming Nature+Positive is not only crucial to stabilising climate, it has the power to increase food security, create jobs, improve health, promote education and rebuild economies. To become nature-positive, we need to take action for nature in its own right.

Because there’s power in Nature+Positive.

Find out more about the Global Goal for Nature – becoming nature-positive by 2030 – at www.naturepositive.org

Our campaigns

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Nature Positive Recovery

Principles for investing in nature-based jobs and initiatives to stimulate the post-COVID economy.

#NatureNow

The nature-based solutions movement needs to speak, wherever possible, with one voice — to achieve our collective goals at the UN Climate Action Summit and beyond into 2020.

The Forgotten Solution

Research tells us that nature can be ONE THIRD of the climate solution required by 2030 – if we are to meet the Paris Agreement goals. It is scalable, affordable and available right now.

Nature’s place in the race

Thank you for registering for Nature’s Place in the Race, on Friday 13th November. This is our summary report – and for those who couldn’t make it, you can now watch the sessions using the embedded links.

FundNature

A missed opportunity: the EU Recovery plans

People For Our Planet Aggregator

A Movement for Nature

An ocean of climate solutions

Enhancing Nationally Determined Contributions: Opportunities for Ocean-Based Climate Action