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John L Gittleman1,2, Stuart L Pimm1,3, Berndt J Van Rensburg4,5

  • 1Nicholas School of the Environment, Duke University, Durham, NC 27708.

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クンミン・モントリオール生物多様性目標は、2030年までに地球の30%を保護することを目指しています。財政公約は増加していますが、その実施には実行可能な計画と保全組織とのより良い統合が必要です。

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科学分野:

  • 保全科学
  • 環境政策
  • 生物多様性管理

背景:

  • クンミン・モントリオール生物多様性目標は、画期的な地球規模の保全アジェンダを表しています。
  • 包括的な目標は、2030年までに地球の生物多様性の30%を保全することです。
  • 監視、評価、介入のための組織的枠組みが確立されています。

研究 の 目的:

  • クンミン・モントリオール生物多様性目標の実施可能性を批判的に評価すること。
  • 地球規模の保全目標達成のための課題と機会を特定すること。
  • 目標達成を強化するための実行可能な推奨事項を提供すること。

主な方法:

  • 生物多様性目標の核心的教義の要約。
  • 主要な保全組織の報告と目標との整合性の分析。
  • 地球規模の財政公約と保全の進捗状況のレビュー。

主要な成果:

  • 主要な保全組織からの報告は、生物多様性目標を頻繁には参照していません。
  • 地球規模の保全に対する財政公約は相当なものであり、増加しています。
  • 保全活動の成功と失敗を測定する証拠が存在します。

結論:

  • 目標の成功裡な実施には、改善された統合と再評価が必要です。
  • 保護地域、開発途上国の支援、先住民コミュニティの関与を強化するためには、実行可能な計画が不可欠です。
  • CBD-COP会議の前後に実施を改善するための推奨事項が提供されています。