Om Kinas stiftelse for bevaring av biologisk mangfold og grønn utvikling (CBCGDF): En kort introduksjon

Kinas stiftelse for bevaring av biologisk mangfold og grønn utvikling (CBCGDF) ble etablert i 1985, forankret i reintroduksjonen av den da utdødde innfødte arten - Milu hjort (Père Davids hjort, Elaphurus davidianus) tilbake til Kina fra Storbritannia. For å ønske Milu-hjortene velkommen tilbake til Kina, som ble gitt av Woburn Abbey i Storbritannia, etablerte Kina "China Milu Foundation", av tre visepresidenter for Kinas Folkepolitiske Konsultativkonferanse (CPPCC). Med fødselen av FNs "Konvensjon om biologisk mangfold" (CBD), utvidet stiftelsen senere sitt oppdrag og omdøpte den til "Kinas stiftelse for bevaring av biologisk mangfold og grønn utvikling". Ved 2024 hadde CBCGDF vokst til å bli en nasjonal ledende organisasjon for bevaring av biologisk mangfold, og mobiliserte ulike sektorer av samfunnet til å delta aktivt i beskyttelsen av biologisk mangfold.

Med sitt oppdrag "Å gjøre denne verden bedre for alt liv", engasjerer Kinas stiftelse for bevaring av biologisk mangfold og grønn utvikling (CBCGDF) seg aktivt i global miljøstyring. CBCGDF er medlem av International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN), Global Genome Biodiversity Network (GGBN) og United Nations Global Compact. Det er også observatør for Konvensjonen om internasjonal handel med truede arter av vill flora og fauna (CITES), FNs rammekonvensjon om klimaendringer (UNFCCC), Konvensjonen om biologisk mangfold (CBD), FNs konvensjon for å bekjempe ørkenspredning (UNCCD), Ramsar-konvensjonen om våtmarker, den internasjonale traktaten om plantegenetiske ressurser for mat og landbruk (ITPGRFA), Mellomstatlig vitenskapelig-politisk plattform for biologisk mangfold og økosystemtjenester (IPBES), Mellomstatlig panel om klimaendringer (IPCC), International Seabed Authority (ISA) og Stockholm-konvensjonen, samt å være den første kinesiske NGO-partneren av Konvensjonen om trekkende arter (CMS). I tillegg er det en datautgiver for det globale biodiversitetsinformasjonssenteret (GBIF).

Kina tegner den United Nations Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD) i 1992. Photo av CBCGDF. Kilde: CBCGDF bibliotek (historiebarkiv)
Dr. Braulio Dias-talen ved økologisk sivilisasjon og grønn utvikling for å feire 30. årsdagen for tilbakevendende Milu Deers organisert av CBCGDF i Diaoyutai statshus i Beijing, 2015.
CBCGDF-delegasjon i IUCN Kongressen. Kilde: CBCGDF bibliotek (historiebarkiv)

Kontaktinformasjon:

V62@CBCGDF.org linda.wong@cbcgdf.org


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