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SDG 15: Life on Land
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Explore the latest strategic trends, research and analysis
'No Mow May' encourages people to not cut their lawns for an entire month. Wildflowers should be left to grow to help bees find nectar after hibernation.
Declines in numbers are greatest in high-intensity farmland areas in tropical countries, according to a new study by UCL sampling over 750,000 insects.
Insect numbers and diversity are significantly lower in areas with climate warming and big agriculture, harming ecosystems and our food security.
With the global population about to hit 8 billion, researchers estimate that 109 billion people have lived and died over the course of 192,000 years.
UpLink and 1t.org sourced 13 innovative organizations who will have an opportunity to scale their impact through the crowdsourcing innovation platform.
We will not solve the biggest crisis humanity has faced, the climate emergency, unless we take agriculture into account. The solution is in the soil.
Trees offer various benefits for cities, yet 36 million trees come down in cities across the United States each year due to disease, development, or old age.
By 2050, 90% of land could become degraded. Businesses can take action now to reverse land degradation and restore the healthy ecosystems they depend upon.
Plants reproduce using seed dispersal, often relying on wildlife to carry their seeds and spread them so that their offspring don't grow in their shadow.
The Glasgow Pact offered few easy wins against expected COP26 outcomes, but there were critical signs of progress seen beyond the negotiation tables at this month's climate summit.
The firm talked to the Meet the Leader podcast about its just-released report that unearths some surprising findings regarding what leaders need to meet sustainability goals.
To stop global warming and achieve all 17 SDGs, urgent action is needed to reduce emissions, reverse biodiversity loss and invest in renewable energy.
As the 1t.org US Chapter celebrates its one-year anniversary, here are 5 amazing US critters that play a key role and have a disproportionate impact on their surrounding ecosystem, whose ...
The COP15 'Convention on Biological Diversity' is designed to protect the diversity of plant/animal species, ensuring sustainable use of natural resources.
Forest coverage double the size of America has been lost in the last 10,000 years as a growing population has increased demand for agricultural land.