Managing tropical forest biodiversity across international borders

2016-12-10

Mr Chheang Dany, Cambodian Forest Administration, delivers his presentation at the ITTO-CBD-BirdLife International side-event at CBD COP13. Photo: S. Lim

An ecoregional approach within an international framework can effectively conserve forests and forest biodiversity in transboundary areas, according to conservation projects showcased at the 13th Conference of the Parties (COP13) of the Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD), underway in Cancun, Mexico.

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