Conservation, Sustainable Use & Access and Benefit Sharing
The global recession, the Middle East crisis, the previous Melamine scare and now the salmonella issue have resonated deeply in the consciousness of people. But buried under these infamous issues is a less popular crisis with far greater implications than anyone can imagine—biodiversity loss.
Traditional coffee farms are hotspots for native trees and could be vital reservoirs for forest regeneration, a study has found.
Ecosystem markets, exchanges of nature’s various services, are adding new dimensions to conservation. In addition to using regulation to restrict development, more countries are turning to the invisible hand of the market to protect biodiversity, clean waterways, and fight climate change.
Ethiopia has published the National Biodiversity Strategy and Action Plan (NBSAP). You can download the document below.
The list of Endemic plants of Ethiopia is produced and published here. You can download the document below.
