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Friday, September 23 • 8:00am - 10:30am
(REF 23125) How to protect biodiversity and ecosystems ? Convened by Claire Lajaunie

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The Kunming Declaration adopted into 2021 during the first part of the Conference of the Parties the Convention on Biodiversity emphasized that biodiversity, and the ecosystem functions and services it provides, support all forms of life on Earth and underpin our human and planetary health and well-being showing the crucial importance to protect the various ecosystems of the planet whether it is landscape (SDG15), seascape (SDG14) or the ecosystems existing at the transboundary river basin level.
The session aims at presenting the burning questions relating the protection of ecosystems that are echoing issues of concern in the region and province where Imibio, research institute on Biodiversity is located (Misiones, Argentina).
Hence, the session will tackle the issues of wildlife trade regulation, biodiversity corridors or invasive species and balance between agricultural areas and the forest which concern mainland ecosystems.
it will target the main legal issues regarding the regulation of ocean biodiversity through the negotiation of an international treaty on biodiversity beyond national jurisdiction, the issue of management of natural resources or of local community livelihood and marine protected areas.
It will then consider the transboundary regulation of biodiversity at the level of a river basin.

Speakers
avatar for Ioannis Agapakis

Ioannis Agapakis

Lawyer, Wildlife & Habitats, ClientEarth
Ioannis works in ClientEarth, an environmental organization that uses the power of law to bring about systemic change in different jurisdictions across the globe. In his role as a lawyer in the Wildlife & Habitats programme, he advocates for more comprehensive and integrated biodiversity... Read More →
avatar for Roberto Balmaceda

Roberto Balmaceda

Docente, Universidad Nacional de Misiones
Ingeniero Hidráulico (UNLP). Docente en la orientación Ambiental de la Facultad de Ciencias Exactas, Químicas y Naturales (FCEQyN) de la Universidad Nacional de Misiones (UNaM). Perteneciente al Programa Efluentes Industriales y Urbanos (PEIU).Representante Técnico en los convenios... Read More →
avatar for Nathalie Faure

Nathalie Faure

Senior Program Officer Governance, Institutions and Conflict Transformation, RECOFTC
Nathalie Faure works at RECOFTC, a non-profit organisation working on sustainable development and forest communities rights in the Asia-Pacific region. Nathalie has been providing legal and technical advice on forest governance, communities' rights and policy influencing in Asia and... Read More →
avatar for Klairoong Poonpon

Klairoong Poonpon

Director of CITES Implementation and Monitoring Sub-Division, Wild Fauna and Flora Protection Division, Department of National Parks, Wildlife and Plant Conservation
Klairoong Poonpon holds a doctoral degree in Public Administration from Thailand’s National Institute of Development Administration, and finished her Bachelor and Master degrees in Forestry from Kasetsart University. Since starting to work as a forester in 1990, Klairoong started... Read More →
avatar for Fernando Mc Kay

Fernando Mc Kay

Researcher, Fundación para el Estudio de Especies Invasivas (FuEDEI)
I am a doctor in Biological Sciences from the Faculty of Exact and Natural Sciences of the University of Buenos Aires, Argentina. Since 2002, I work at the Foundation for the Study of Invasive Species (FuEDEI), formerly known as the USDA-ARS, South American Biological Control Laboratory... Read More →
avatar for Elisa Morgera

Elisa Morgera

Director, One Ocean Hub
Prof Elisa Morgera is Professor of Global Environmental Law at University of Strathclyde Law School, UK and the director of the One Ocean Hub, a global inter-disciplinary research collaboration of institutions in the UK, Africa, South Pacific and the Caribbean, as well as UN agencies... Read More →
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Fernanda C B Araujo

Project coordinator and researcher, Instituto Verdeluz and University of Brasília
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Daniela Diz

Associate Professor, Heriot-Watt University
Dr Daniela Diz is an Associate Professor of International Ocean Governance at the Lyell Centre, Heriot-Watt University.  Daniela has over 25 years of experience in the field of environmental law and oceans governance. Her main research area focuses on international marine biodiversity... Read More →

Conveners
avatar for Claire Lajaunie

Claire Lajaunie

Researcher, Inserm, LPED/Affiliate researcher at SCELG Strathclyde
Claire Lajaunie, Doctor of Law, HDR-accreditation to supervise research- (Aix-Marseille University) holds a Master of Science in rural Development (SOAS, University of London). She investigates the inter-linkages between biodiversity and health and their evolution due to global changes... Read More →


Friday September 23, 2022 8:00am - 10:30am EDT
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