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Moving the Needle for Ecological Connectivity and Migratory Species - Center for Large Landscape Conservation
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Moving the Needle for Ecological Connectivity and Migratory Species - Center for Large Landscape Conservation
Highlights from the Convention on Migratory Species CoP-15 The CLLC team in Campo Grande. Left to right: Aaron Laur, Fernanda Teixeira, Katie Deuel. CLLC photo. A recent global report delivered a stark warning: 49% of the 1,200+ unique species protected under the Convention on Migratory Species have declining populations, up from 44% two years ago. Confronting this newest evidence that birds, fish, insects, and mammals that cross national border…
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