Objective 2: study, monitor and address key direct drivers of biodiversity loss

The main processes that threaten biodiversity or have significant negative impacts on biodiversity are identified in Section I.4. It is imperative to study and monitor these processes, as well as to take appropriate measures to mitigate and/or stop...

2.1 Prevent land and sea use changes from having a negative impact on biodiversity, in particular by...

Our need for space, whether to produce food, work, generate energy, move around or live, competes with land and/or sea as a resource. This competing demand for land and marine resources has led to significant changes in natural habitats and...

2.2. End all overexploitation, illegal, unsustainable or unsafe acquisition of or trade in wild...

The use of wild species directly contributes to the daily well-being of billions of people, and around 50,000 wild species worldwide are used for food, energy, medicine, materials and other purposes through fishing, gathering, logging and harvesting...