Welcome to 30X30 Solutions, a multilingual practitioners’ guide to Target 3, meeting the needs of those implementing the Global Biodiversity Framework. 30X30 is about more than the numbers. It is about outcomes that will reverse the rate of decline of biodiversity worldwide.
Develop a website to serve as a clearing house of resources for countries to achieve 30% protection and conservation and to help countries design, implement and report on 30x30 strategies and action plans.
There is consensus amongst experts that enough natural or near-natural habitat remains to make 30x30 (Target 3 of the Global Biodiversity Framework) achievable on both land, including inland waters, and in the ocean.
Making this target a reality is going to require increased capacity and knowledge building. 30x30.solutions will provide advice and tools to ensure the integrity of implementation of the target.
The mossy Hoh River is among Washington’s most iconic places. Clear and undammed, the river hosts one of the healthiest wild salmon runs in the Lower 48 states.
Lake Ramsay Preserve supports a significant tract of intact pine flatwood wetlands in southeast Louisiana. It supports high quality examples of longleaf pine flatwood savanna, longleaf pine flatwoods and small stream forest.
The 500-mile Bear River—the longest river in the U.S. that does not empty into an ocean—is a priority for The Nature Conservancy and its partners. The river’s terminus is the Great Salt Lake, a globally significant migratory stopover for millions of shorebirds and waterfowl.
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