World Biodiversity Forum

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worldbiodiversityforum.org The World Biodiversity Forum WBF is organized by the University of Zurich, supported by an international scientific committee and partners. It is held every second year in Davos, Switzerland, with past events in 2020, 2022 & 2024

Thank you for being part of the WBF 2026!! We will see you again at the Congress Centre in Davos from the 18-23 June 2028! Continue to let your ideas blossom and we're excited to hear what you will have accomplished the next time we meet!

🌍🌿Wednesday's quotes of the day! We had two fantastic keynote lectures by David Boyd and Lyla June on the rights of nature and how we can advocate for those rights, and how we can once again become a keystone species from an Indigenous perspective.

🌍🌿 A lookback at yesterday's Keynote lecture by Becky Chaplin-Kramer on how we should shift our focuses away from only measuring biodiversity loss and towards a science of recovery We have many more keynote lectures coming this week, so stay tuned!

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🌍🌿This morning our opening panel hosted by Fiona Harvey was rich with diverse views and perspectives. With the focus placed in our tagline "Leading Transformation Together" we gained insights from representatives of Indigenous communities, Early career scientists, businesses and more!

🌍🌿This time next week the WBF will be in full swing! We will welcome >1100 participants, from >70 countries! On Monday morning, 10-12am, WBF2026 will be officially opened with a ceremony in the plenary hall, so come early for registration to be there in time! See our opening panelists below!

🌍💵FIN: Biodiversity, economic risks and finance Track has always been a central point of the WBF. We want to work practically with businesses towards a more sustainable world The recent IPBES assessment on Business and Biodiversity highlights the importance of this Track youtube.com/shorts/QtCzT...

FIN Track: Biodiversity, economic risks and finance #wbf2026 #worldbiodiversityforum

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