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Declared by the United Nations General Assembly (61/203), it is an opportunity for the biodiversity community to encourage people to: Discover the biodiversity that surrounds us Realise its value, our connection to it and the consequences of its loss Act to save it

Goals Raise awareness of: How biodiversity is important for our lives What people have already done to save biodiversity Promote new and novel ways to safeguard biodiversity Encourage people to take immediate steps to reduce the rate of loss of biodiversity Initiate dialogue on steps for the post- 2010 period

Humans are part of nature s rich diversity and have the power to protect or destroy it. Success Story The main causes of mortality of Leatherback turtles is due to catch in long line fishing. Simple technological changes can spare them. A joint venture between WWF and IATTC: circle hooks reduce the capture of sea turtles by 70-90% and do not affect the catch of commercial species.

Biodiversity, the variety of life on earth, is essential to sustaining the living networks and systems that provide us all with health, wealth, food, fuel and the vital services our lives depend on. Success Story Turning golden snail pest in rice fields into food for raising ducks reduces pesticide levels, lowers production cost, and ultimately reduces the impact to the environment. Additional net annual income for a rice-duck small farmer: US$ 1152

Human activity is causing the diversity of life on earth to be lost at a greatly accelerated rate. These losses impoverish us all and damage the life support systems we rely on everyday. But we can prevent them. Success Story Painted Dog Conservation (PDC) organization: Zimbabwe s wild dog population has increased from 400 species to 700 and is still on the rise.

2010 is the International Year of Biodiversity; Let s reflect on our achievements to safeguard biodiversity and focus on the urgency of our challenge for the future. Now is the time to act.

What people are doing What can I do? Conferences & events Teaching & training Exhibitions Photo & painting competitions Create excitement Raise awareness Film festivals Websites Community action Multimedia shows Blogs and forums Protect life on Earth

Worldwide Celebrations Biodiversity is life

Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun July Sept Oct Dec Berlin, Germany Opening of the International Year of Biodiversity Paris, France High-level event and scientific conference Trondheim, Norway Trondheim Conference on Biodiversity Bali, Indonesia Global Ministerial Environmental Forum Doha, Qatar - CITES COP GLOBAL - Earth Day Paris, France Global Oceans Conference GLOBAL - International Day for Biological Diversity GLOBAL - World Environment Day New York, USA - High-level segment of ECOSOC Montreal, Canada - UNESCO Congress - Biodiversity and Cultural Diversity New York, USA - United Nations General Assembly London, UK - Census of Marine Life 10 year Finale Nagoya, Japan tenth meeting of the Conference of the Parties to the CBD (COP-10) Kanazawa, Japan - Close IYB and contribution to the International Year of Forests

International Day for Biodiversity and other international days 22 May 2010 - Biodiversity for Development and Poverty alleviation World Wetlands Day - February International Women's Day - 8 March World Water Day - 22 March World Health Day - 23 March Earth Day 22 April World Day for Cultural Diversity for Dialogue and Development - 21 May World Environment Day - 5 June World Oceans Day 8 June World Day to Combat Desertification and Drought - 17 June International Day of the World's Indigenous People - 9 August International Youth Day - 12 August World Food Day - 16 October United Nations Day and World Development Information Day - 24 October

Getting involved Adopt and adapt the messages, and transmit them among your networks Promote success stories Provide support and resources to national events Coordinate to become involved in the CBD process - Strategic Plan discussions - COP-10 Nagoya

Official UN languages: ar - en - es - fr - ru - zh Other available languages: de - it - jp - pl - pt - si - jp Biodiversity is life

For more information on the International Year of Biodiversity www.cbd.int/2010 www.facebook.com/iyb2010 IYB2010@cbd.int Secretariat of the Convention on Biological Diversity World Trade Centre 413 St. Jacques street, Suite 800 Montreal, Quebec, Canada H2Y 1N9 Tel. 1 (514) 288 2220 www.cbd.int