New Delhi to Host Inaugural Global Summit on Big Cat Conservation
New Delhi Prepares To Host First Global Summit On Conserving Seven Big Cats On June 1-2
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New Delhi, India, will host the first International Big Cat Alliance (IBCA) Summit on June 1-2, gathering representatives from nearly 95 countries to address conservation challenges for seven big cat species. The summit aims to foster cooperation and culminate in the adoption of the 'Delhi Declaration' to strengthen global conservation efforts.
- 01The summit will take place on June 1-2, 2023, in New Delhi, India.
- 02It will gather representatives from around 95 countries to discuss conservation of seven big cat species.
- 03The event will lead to the adoption of the 'Delhi Declaration' on big cat conservation.
- 04The IBCA was launched in 2023, celebrating 50 years of Project Tiger.
- 05The summit aims to promote South-South cooperation and align conservation efforts with global biodiversity goals.
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The first-ever International Big Cat Alliance (IBCA) Summit will be held in New Delhi, India, on June 1-2, 2023, with representatives from nearly 95 countries expected to attend. This summit marks a significant step in global conservation efforts for the seven big cat species: Lion, Tiger, Leopard, Cheetah, Puma, Snow Leopard, and Jaguar. Launched in 2023, the IBCA aims to unite countries that host these species to collectively tackle conservation challenges. Union Minister of Environment, Forests and Climate Change Bhupender Yadav emphasized the importance of cooperation and knowledge sharing among nations. The summit will feature heads of state, conservationists, and policymakers and will conclude with the adoption of the 'Delhi Declaration,' which will outline shared priorities and promote cooperative conservation strategies. The IBCA is set to become a full-fledged treaty-based organization by February 2025, further solidifying its role in international conservation efforts.
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The summit is expected to enhance conservation efforts for big cats, benefiting ecosystems and biodiversity in India and globally.
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