Biodiversity and COP 10

Virtually attend the most important environmental conference of our era! Exclusive interviews with the most interesting players at COP 10, the UN's 10th Conference Of Parties to the Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD), held in Nagoya, Japan from Oct 11~29, 2010. The CBD is a global environmental treaty to protect all life on earth, slow accelerating extinction rates, and defend indigenous peoples. See more about the CBD's history and issue areas at COP10.org

“Biodiversity” signifies all our planet's life forms from bacteria and plankton to mighty redwoods and blue whales. It embraces the entire web of life and all the ecosystems that it forms.

Earth Foundation produced these interviews in Nagoya, Japan in late October 2010 at the historic U.N. COP 10 conference. Over 12,000 people attended this two-week meeting making it the largest biodiversity conference ever held.