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Adaptation and Mitigation
The Ecosystem-based Adaptation and Mitigation Thematic Group promote the science and practice of Ecosystem-based Adaptation.
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Biosphere Reserves
The thematic group on Biosphere Reserves is one of the newest groups of the CEM. It aims to better connect the work of the Commission regarding issues such as ecosystem-based assessment, ecosystem governance, and resilience to activities within biosphere reserves, and to enhance collaborations between UNESCO and IUCN. Biosphere Reserves are excellent locations to examine how to implement the SDGs, Aichi Targets and other agreements on the ground.
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Business and Ecosystem Management
The group embraces the transformation of business values, highlighting the opportunities and benefits of a more sustainable approach. The Thematic Group will focus on the question ‘how to create long-term business commitment on the ground for ecosystem management’.
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Cultural Practices and Ecosystem Management
Provides expert knowledge and guidance on the values and roles of culture and cultural practices to support biodiversity conservation, ecosystem services, and ecosystem management.
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Disaster Risk Reduction
Eco-DRR is the sustainable management, conservation and restoration of ecosystems to reduce disaster risk, to achieve sustainable and resilient development.
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Ecosystem Governance
Ecosystem governance is an approach that merges different disciplines to explore ways that human can protect the environment and sustainably maintain activities.
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Ecosystem Restoration
When applicable, Ecosystem Restoration should be an important component of conservation and sustainable development programmes so that the livelihoods of people depending on these degraded ecosystems can be sustained. Read more
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Ecosystem Services
The overall objective of this Thematic Group is to improve the knowledge base on ecosystem services and their values and stimulate the integration of this knowledge in planning and decision making for sustainable ecosystem management.
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Impact Mitigation and Ecological Compensation
Guiding best-practice application of the mitigation hierarchy, and improving the alignment of impact mitigation and ecological compensation practice with biodiversity targets.
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Invasive Species
An holistic approach to the topic of Invasive Species which enables us to link to those active in Biodiversity and its services, Agriculture, Livelihoods, Human health and well being and Restoration in Terrestrial, aquatic and marine ecosystems.
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Red List of Ecosystems
A key tool that allows for tackling, globally and nationally, different aspects of the public policies and easing the achievement of international goals regarding conservation
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Resilience
This Thematic Group tries to clarify the concept of resilience concerning simple and complex systems in operational terms and to demonstrate the value of tools for resilience-based natural resource stewardship, disaster risk reduction and ecosystem-based adaptation.
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Rewilding
The goal of the Rewilding Thematic Group (RTG) is to synthesize and streamline the theory and practice of rewilding at an international level, from all perspectives, and across all regions. We will achieve this through a sharing of experience within the wider (and growing) rewilding community and disseminating information to IUCN members and beyond.
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Sustainable Use and Management of Ecosystems
The mission of the Thematic Group on Sustainable Use and Management of Ecosystems (TG-SUME) is to explore how sustainable use can serve as a tool to manage, and where needed restore ecosystems; to share that knowledge with ecosystem managers and policymakers.
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Adaptation and Mitigation