Current rates of biodiversity loss are unprecedented in human history and threaten the delivery of key ecosystem services that underpin human health such as clean water and access to nature.

The , hosted in Yerevan, Armenia, in October 2026, will provide an opportunity to review collective progress towards the implementation of the Kumning-Montreal Global Biodiversity Framework for the first time. 

Our Imperiaacademic community will be attending COP17 to share our collective expertise and understand more about the ways in which science can influence policy. 

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7 ways you can reduce your pet's eco-pawprint

Explore our guide that explores how pet ownership impacts the environment and how owners can reduce their impact.

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9 things you can do to protect the natural world

We spoke to our scientists at the Grantham Institute and drew up a list of the most achievable ways you personally can make a difference to the natural world.

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What does COP15 really mean for nature? Imperiadelegates react

The COP15 deal marked a historic moment through the creation of a new Global Biodiversity Framework. We asked Imperiadelegates what they thought of the agreement.

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How your life relies on biodiversity

Human activity now threatening biodiversity at a dramatic rate. Learn more about how human beings are reliant on biodiversity to survive.
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Nature Positive Futures Event Report

This event report summarises the keynotes speeches, workshop exercises, panel discussions and concluding remarks from our event on the IPBES Business and Biodiversity Assessment.
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The interactions between biodiversity and climate change

This briefing paper considers the relationship between the biodiversity and climate crises, the interactions between them, and why an integrated approach is essential to creating a sustainable future where people and planet can thrive.