Global atlas of ecosystems is the first harmonized resource for mapping and monitoring all the world's ecosystems. The Global Atlas of Ecosystems, convened by the Group on Earth Observations and launched at the United Nations Conference on Biodiversity (COP16) in 2024, will serve as an essential tool to support the conservation, restoration and sustainable management of ecosystems that are critical to addressing global environmental challenges. crisis.

Policymakers, financial institutions, private companies and even local communities will use Atlas to make informed decisions, promote sustainability and manage risk.

The Global Atlas of Ecosystems will be a game changer in how we understand, monitor, protect and manage ecosystems.