Human activities have devastated our wildlife. Human ingenuity can help to save it. Pollution, climate chaos, habitat loss, and exploitation of nature, have pushed a million plant and animal species to the brink of extinction. This is horrifying in...
This year, World Wildlife Day invites us all on a journey to explore technological innovation dedicated to the conservation of our planet’s magnificent animals and plants.
Digital innovation is transforming the way we safeguard our invaluable...
This year’s theme of World Wildlife Day “Connecting People and Planet: Exploring Digital Innovation in Wildlife Conservation” emphasizes the need to harness and optimize evolving digital technologies to safeguard our planet's biodiversity.
As we...
Dear colleagues and friends, on behalf of the United Nations Development Programme, it is a privilege to join our close partner CITES to mark World Wildlife Day 2024, which focuses on the power of digital innovation to advance wildlife conservation. ...
Greetings from the World Customs Organization as you celebrate World Wildlife Day 2024.
As in previous years on 3 March, the United Nations calls for a profound shift in our approach to the use of natural resources and our interactions with the...
We are seeing an ever-increasing overlap between the real and virtual worlds, making this year’s World Wildlife Day theme more appropriate than ever.
The theme, ‘Connecting People and Planet: Exploring Digital Innovation in Wildlife Conservation’, is...
Our planet's wildlife, the dazzling array of species that inhabit the earth alongside us, are not merely companions in our journey through time; they are the bedrock of the ecosystems that sustain life as we know it.
Yet, we find ourselves at a...