People all over the world directly use about 31,100 species of wild plants.🌳
—@IPBES #SustainableUse Assessment

But the unsustainable use of wild species threatens #biodiversity.🍂

Discover 4 ways to support the sustainable use of wild plants w/ @FAO ⬇️

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60 million tons/year of wild aquatic species are used for human food.

Future #SustainableUse of fisheries may require...
🎣Supporting small-scale fisheries
🌡️Adapting to #ClimateChange
🏢Creating effective transboundary institutions
& more: ipbes.net/sustainable-use-as…

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People all over the 🌏directly use about 31,100 species of wild plants🌳

But unsustainable use threatens #biodiversity

— @IPBES #SustainableUse Report

Check our 📹 playlist with the Report summarized and subtitled in all 6 UN languages⬇️
https://t.co/qFY6ZjneIG https://t.co/C4NgKQv7BX

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RT @IPBES: People all over the 🌏directly use about 31,100 species of wild plants🌳

But unsustainable use threatens #biodiversity

— @IPBES #SustainableUse Report

Check our 📹 playlist with the Report summarized and subtitled in all 6 UN languages⬇️
https://t.co/qFY6ZjneIG https://t.co/C4NgKQv7BX

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RT @IPBES: People all over the 🌏directly use about 31,100 species of wild plants🌳

But unsustainable use threatens #biodiversity

— @IPBES #SustainableUse Report

Check our 📹 playlist with the Report summarized and subtitled in all 6 UN languages⬇️
https://t.co/qFY6ZjneIG https://t.co/C4NgKQv7BX

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RT @qhapaj: An estimated 15 per cent of global forests are managed as community resources by Indigenous Peoples and local communities, often with a strong focus on multiple use management.
-IPBES #SustainableUse Assessment. More info ⬇️

From timber to food and medicine, #forests are essential to our daily lives and to the survival of many species. 🌿

On #InternationalDayofForests we’re sharing a few #ForestFacts from previous @IPBES assessments. 🌱 https://t.co/O4zH2jOaQi - ipbes

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Shark & ray extinction risk has been rising over the past half century. Now, 1/3 of sharks and rays are classified as threatened.🌊

—@IPBES #SustainableUse Assessment

Sustainable use of wild species should be ensured.

‌w/ @BESNet_UNDP⬇️ https://t.co/0uYOwXLX1v

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Nature-based tourism is an important non-extractive practice & recreational use of wild species.

Demand for media (documentaries🎥) & in situ observing (wildlife watching tourism👀) related to wild species was growing until 2020🐘

#SustainableUse https://t.co/iSXE7xSYZL https://t.co/527jrpIcJ8

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Shark & ray extinction risk has been rising over the past half-century. Now, 1/3 of sharks and rays are classified as threatened.🌊

—@IPBES #SustainableUse Assessment

Sustainable use of wild species should be ensured. ‌

w/ @BESNet_UNDP⬇️ https://t.co/2iqZjgYfQU

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Shark & ray extinction risk has been rising over the past half-century. 🌊

Now, 1/3 of sharks and rays are classified as threatened.🦈

—@IPBES #SustainableUse Assessment

Sustainable use of wild species should be ensured. ‌

Infographic by @BESNet_UNDP⬇️ https://t.co/KzhyHbYc1j

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Shark & ray extinction risk has been rising over the past half century. Now, 1/3 of sharks and rays are classified as threatened.

—@IPBES #SustainableUse Assessment

Sustainable use of wild species should be ensured. #SharkAwarenessDay

📷More w/ @‌BESNet_UNDP⬇️ https://t.co/NFHGabV1u4

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🌿 Indigenous Peoples and Local Communities (IPLCs) demonstrate that the #SustainableUse of #WildSpecies is essential to their livelihoods and well-being.

👇Learn more from the infographic via @BESNet_UNDP | @UNDP | @UNESCO https://t.co/USk7O6ljMB

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💡 #ThingsYouShouldKnow about #biodiversity:

Soils are the second-largest carbon sink after oceans. Targeted policies and incentives to scale up #SustainableUse are necessary to preserve this potential.

Via @BESNet_UNDP https://t.co/OxCuErEES0

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RT @BESNet_UNDP: 📢 Mark your calendars for 23 October!
@IPBES will be at #COP16Colombia to showcase how scientific knowledge from its assessments on #SustainableUse, Values & #InvasiveAlienSpecies can support the effective implementation of the #KMGBF.

Don’t miss it!
🔗 https://t.co/GjBLiiq5Ib https://t.co/dpSpGNtm0y

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🚨The world is in an ecological crisis, but Indigenous & Local communities have been practising real solutions for generations🛖

From forest conservation to #SustainableUse, their knowledge is key to saving our planet.

Watch to learn why:https://t.co/0EZVXC3Nwk
via @BESNet_UNDP https://t.co/w23pXs9nRn

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