FW: [Heads up] Please join the Call4nature on the occasion of IPBES-7
malte...@googlemail.com
Dear colleague of the O-Net,
On May 6, on the occasion of the release of the IPBES Global Assessment report - which will once again raise the alarm on the state of global biodiversity - WWF initiates an open letter to be published in the media, simultaneously in as many countries as possible. This will be a real call to political leaders to take their responsibility in regards of the alarming disappearance of life on Earth. Of course, this "Call for Nature" underlines that everyone has a role to play in saving biodiversity, but that political leaders, then gathered in Metz for the Environment Ministers G7, must drive the movement.
The “Call for Nature” should be circulated to networks of scientists and civil society to find as many signatories as possible, but no logo/organization name will appear. The idea is to demonstrate a civil society movement!
Considering your commitment to the subject, I thought you might want to sign this letter which you will find attached (beware, under embargo until May 6). If this is the case, you have some indications below on how to support it.
If you need more information, do not hesitate to contact Marine Braud (mbr...@wwf.fr) who coordinates the Call.
Yours sincerely and thanks for your support and engagement
Günter Mitlacher | Leiter Internationale Biodiversitätspolitik
Director International Biodiversity Policy | CBD Focal Point WWF Germany
IPBES Focal Point WWF Network
WWF Deutschland/Germany | Reinhardtstr. 18 |D-10117 Berlin
Tel: +49 30 311 777 200 |Mobil: +49 151 188 55 000
How to sign in?
1/ Sign
Signing in online: https://forms.gle/fHTdo3bh3arCwv72A. It will then be possible for a person in charge of coordination to contact you to specify your information.
2/ Broadcast it in your network!
The more signatories we have, the more we will be heard! So do not hesitate to forward this email to your network so that other people can sign in, and spread to even more people!