Nature and Biodiversity

Why Chinese companies should accelerate action for biodiversity conservation

biodiversity conservation in China

Chinese companies can better engage in biodiversity conservation. A nature-positive transition could add $1.9 trillion in annual business value to the Chinese economy. Image: Unsplash/昊蓝 毛

Wei Dong Zhou
Chief China Advisor, Business for Nature (BfN), China Director & Ambassador for CBD COP15, WBCSD
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