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Official account of the Convention on the Conservation of #MigratorySpecies of Wild Animals (CMS). #UnitedNations.
Bonn, Germany
Joined March 2013
We’re excited to unveil the official logo and slogan for #CMSCOP15! The theme “Connecting Nature to Sustain Life” highlights the vital role of ecological connectivity in conserving ecosystems that support migratory species and human well-being. Developed by the Government of
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The Caspian Seal (Pusa caspica) is the Caspian Sea’s only marine mammal. 🦭 Each year adults head north, haul out on islands and gather on sea ice in late January to pup. After the ice melts, they return to the islands to molt. From late spring they disperse across the sea,
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Illegal killing of birds (IKB) is still one of the major threats to migratory birds across Europe, North Africa and the Middle East, putting pressure on already vulnerable species and undermining conservation progress. 🐦 To better understand why it happens, from social and
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🔔Coming up in less than one week: ▶️ 9TH EDITION OF THE AEWA CONSERVATION STATUS REPORT (CSR9) ◀️ For the first time, AEWA’s flagship report goes beyond tracking population trends to examine what drives changes — identifying key threats to migratory waterbirds and actions
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A new permanent space has been created inside @UNBiodiversity, in which the traditional knowledge and practices of indigenous peoples and local communities are recognized and woven into the Convention’s work, especially in implementing the Kunming–Montreal Global Biodiversity
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The Global Land Outlook Thematic Report on Ecological Connectivity and Land Restoration focuses on land as a social-ecological system and its interactions with freshwater systems and terrestrial and freshwater biodiversity. Details: https://t.co/SsUYCO2BAv
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What to expect at #AEWAMOP9? The 9th Session of the Meeting of the Parties to AEWA being held under the theme #UnitedForFlyways will address a range of conservation priorities for migratory waterbirds and their habitats in Africa and Eurasia. Some of the highlights on the
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Global Land Outlook thematic report warns against loss of ecological connectivity Read ➡️ https://t.co/AxHAgmS5kI
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The UN Convention to Combat Desertification (UNCCD) and the Convention on the Conservation of Migratory Species of Wild Animals (CMS) have launched a Global Land Outlook (GLO) thematic report that...
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In the October 2025 @IUCNRedList update, the green sea turtle (Chelonia mydas) was reclassified from “endangered” to “least concern” globally. This milestone shows coordinated international action is working. 🐢 The green turtle has been listed under CMS for decades, recognising
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Latest Global Land Outlook thematic report warns against loss of ecological connectivity Read ➡️ https://t.co/Swgry9U8jz
#land #ecosystems @unccd @BonnConvention
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The UN Convention to Combat Desertification (UNCCD) and the Convention on the Conservation of Migratory Species of Wild Animals (CMS) have launched a Global Land Outlook (GLO) thematic report that...
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The Christmas Island Frigatebird (Fregata andrewsi) breeds exclusively on Christmas Island, an island off the north-western coast of Australia in the Indian Ocean. 🏝️ When not breeding, the species ranges widely across the seas of South-East Asia to Indochina and south to
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Snow leopards roam across 12 countries, crossing mountains and borders. Their journey reminds us that conservation has no limits. 🐾 Fewer than 4,000 mature individuals remain in the wild, according to the IUCN. On 23 October, International #SnowLeopardDay, the @gslep_program &
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Climate change is reshaping the journeys of aquatic wildlife. 🐳 CMS Scientific Councillors Mark P. Simmonds and Des Thompson explain what’s happening and what we can do, including: • Ensure protection follows animals as they move. • Work across borders, because whales don’t
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As the climate warms, how can both wildlife and people in the high mountains of Central Asia become more resilient? This week, tune in to the livestream of the CAMCA project's closing event and... 🔹Discover outcomes and how they can be scaled. 🔹Hear about the future of
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The Eastern Red Bat’s (Lasiurus borealis) main threat across its range is the development of wind energy, accounting for 38% of all deaths. 🦇 In the USA alone, hundreds of thousands die due to this cause every year. With the current per capita death-rates, demographic models
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Gold and silver are supposed to be our hedge against government control, so why are states trying to take over the market? Across the country, state governments are pushing bills to create state-run gold depositories, policies that sound “pro-gold” but could centralize control
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13 nations have endorsed a bold new Work Programme to protect iconic migratory land mammals like the Asiatic cheetah, Bukhara deer, wild camel and saiga antelope. 🦌🐫 Presented at the 3rd Meeting of the Range States of the Central Asian Mammals Initiative (#CAMI), the new plan:
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Happy International Sawfish Day from the IUCN SSC Shark Specialist Group! © IUCN SSC Shark Specialist Group and Eloisa Pinheiro #IntlSawfishDay #shark #ray #chimaera #marine #conservation #biodiversity
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Elk migrating in Canada's Southern Rockies show how wild this landscape still is, and opportunities to make the region's roads more permeable for big game. Map & 📸 by @ClaytonTLamb check out more in the Atlas https://t.co/lLapIb2P22
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Ecological connectivity is how easily wildlife, water, seeds, and nutrients can move from one natural area to another. 🐦🔄 A new @UNCCD & CMS report shows how restoring land and reconnecting habitats can limit degradation and build stronger ecosystems. By restoring degraded
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The giraffe (Giraffa camelopardalis) is the tallest living terrestrial animal. 🦒 Males may exceed 5.5m in height! And with tongues almost half a meter long, they can reach foliage almost 6m from the ground. Giraffes also have different coat patterns, which are unique to each
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