The intersection of nature, climate, and land governance is a critical focus in today’s global sustainability discourse. The upcoming Nature, Climate & Land: International Law & Public Policy Roundtable promises to be a pivotal event in addressing these pressing concerns. Scheduled for Thursday, February 6, 2025, at 2:00 PM, this event will take place at The Finley Library within The Lauterpacht Centre for International Law.
A Platform for Climate Action, Law, and Governance
Organized by Climate Law and Governance, the roundtable will serve as a hub for discussions on how international law and public policy can better address environmental challenges and drive effective climate action. As climate change intensifies, legal and policy frameworks must evolve to protect natural ecosystems, mitigate climate risks, and ensure equitable land management practices.
Key Topics and Discussions
The roundtable will convene leading experts, policymakers, and academics to delve into critical topics, including:
- International legal mechanisms for nature conservation and climate resilience.
- Policy innovations to integrate land-use planning with climate action.
- Strategies to address biodiversity loss and ecosystem degradation.
- Sustainable governance models for land use and climate adaptation.
Why This Event Matters for Climate Action
This roundtable is an opportunity for stakeholders across industries to gain insights into the legal and policy solutions driving sustainability and climate action efforts. By bridging law, policy, and climate science, the event will catalyze new approaches to managing environmental challenges on a global scale.
Attending this roundtable will be particularly beneficial for:
- Legal professionals working in environmental and international law.
- Climate policymakers and advocates seeking collaborative strategies.
- Academics and researchers exploring governance frameworks for sustainability.
- Business leaders integrating climate resilience into corporate strategies.
Join the Conversation
With global environmental challenges demanding urgent and coordinated climate action, this event provides an excellent opportunity to engage in meaningful dialogue and influence the future of climate law and governance.
For more information and to register, visit the event page.
