In a historic move, Sydney launched the world's first Nature Positive Summit on Tuesday, rallying global leaders to combat biodiversity loss like it's a climate Avengers assemble moment 🌍✨. The three-day event unites governments, businesses, and Indigenous communities to boost investments in ecological protection and repair.
Australian Environment Minister Tanya Plibersek set the tone with her keynote: 'This isn’t just talk – we need real action to heal our planet.' The summit focuses on turning pledges into progress, targeting ecosystem restoration and sustainable finance strategies.
Indigenous leaders also took center stage, sharing traditional land-management practices that could rewrite the playbook for conservation. With over 200 delegates attending, the event aims to create a roadmap for reversing nature degradation by 2030 – because Earth doesn’t have a 'Plan B' 🌿.
