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COP28 UN Climate Change Conference

We know that the climate and biodiversity crises – and the solutions – are intrinsically linked.  This is why at COP28 in United Arab Emirates (UAE) we are calling for decisions that put nature at the heart of climate action.

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Nature is a powerful climate solution, and nature means wild plants and fungi.

COP28: Success for farming, food and biodiversity
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COP28: Success for farming, food and biodiversity

As COP28 draws to a close, one thing is crystal clear – we are at a pivotal moment. Our CEO Ian Dunn reflects on the results of the climate conference and why there is reason to hope.

Why nature is an important part of the climate conversation
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Why nature is an important part of the climate conversation

Our Global Advocacy Coordinator, Claire Rumsey, shares her experience at COP28 understanding the role of nature and Indigenous Peoples in the climate conversation.

The Importance of Grasslands Globally
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The Importance of Grasslands Globally

This WWF & Plantlife document makes the case for the world to recognise the vital role that grasslands and savannahs can play in addressing the climate and biodiversity crises.

Planting Plant Conservation at the Core of COP28 Climate Talks
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Planting Plant Conservation at the Core of COP28 Climate Talks

We are teaming up with WWF (the World Wide Fund for Nature) at COP28 to press for better recognition of grasslands and savannahs, alongside other habitats.

We are Heading to Dubai for Global Climate Talks
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We are Heading to Dubai for Global Climate Talks

Our Global Advocacy Coordinator, Claire Rumsey, will be at COP28 to speak up for the vital role of wild plants and fungi in the fight against climate change

Wild Plants and Fungi are at the Heart of Climate Crisis
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Wild Plants and Fungi are at the Heart of Climate Crisis

At Plantlife, we are focused in gaining recognition for grassland ecosystems around the world as nature-based solutions to the climate crisis. Storing between 25-35% of the world’s terrestrial carbon, they are an underutilised resource.