Nature faces a make or break moment in Colombia - can the new government deliver?

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The UK has an opportunity to re-establish itself as a leader on the international stage at the COP16 talks in Cali, writes Wildlife and Countryside Link's Emma Clarke

The international biodiversity conference, COP16, is now underway in Colombia. World leaders will gather as part of the Convention on Biological Diversity to discuss and negotiate the world's plan and...

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