Wildlife conservation/COP15 : Governments agreed on new or enhanced treaty protections for 40 species

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Amy Fraenkel (CMS Executive Secretary) and João Paulo Capobianco (Chair of COP15) - ©  Andre Bittar/MMA

"Governments agreed on expanded conservation efforts, including new or enhanced treaty protections for 40 species and populations of birds, aquatic wildlife, and terrestrial animals", during the conclusion of COP15, dedicated to the conservation on migratory species (CMS), on 29/03/2026.

According to recent CMS studies, "key indicators for many...

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Amy Fraenkel (CMS Executive Secretary) and João Paulo Capobianco (Chair of COP15) - ©  Andre Bittar/MMA

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