ECO 75(1)

• Elephants in the Room
• 30x30, but for whom? COP17 must put rights before hectares
• The Cali Fund: A bargain at developing countries’ expense?

ECO 75(2)

• Upholding the spirit, substance, and terminology of the KMGBF
• Synthetic Biology: Capacity Building or Corporate Capture?
• Marginalizing the Science of Indigenous Sustainability
• Where is the Accountability? Parties Are Violating the Decision on GE Trees

ECO 75(3)

• Opening statement (extended version)
• DSI statement
• LMO risk assessment
• Target 14: A promise unkept?

ECO 75(4)

• Indigenous Peoples, local communities, and the future of Article 8(j)
• Feeding the Future While Protecting Ocean Biodiversity
• Beyond Population Numbers: Rethinking Sustainable Use
• A Justice Gap for Indigenous Forest Defenders at the UN Biodiversity COP
• Cali Fund Certificates: An unbalanced and ineffective incentive 

ECO 75(5)

• From Biodiversity Loss to Pandemic Risk: Addressing the Root Causes
• A Field Guide to COP17’s Financial Wildlife
• Offsets Cannot Redeem the Irreplaceable
• Ancestral Knowledge Is Not a Footnote to Conservation

ECO 75(6)

• Delegates at biodiversity COP17 should follow the lead of Global South women
• Armenian CSO Statement on Amulsar Mining Project
• Financing Biodiversity Destruction Remains Legal, Profitable and Weakly Governed
• In memoriam: Christine von Weizsäcker
• old knowledge like the buried roots of trees (poem)

ECO 75(7)

• No rights, No biodiversity: Why Indigenous Peoples are Central to Conservation
• Biodiversity Finance: Deliver your promises
• “Trust will be the TFFF's most valuable asset.” So where are its investment safeguards?
• How the IPBES assessments can speed up the KMGBF
• How many lobbyists are there at COP 17?

ECO 75(8)

• Elephant in the room: How meeting the GBF goals is made impossible through global legal systems
• Protecting bees must not become a licence to engineer them
• Wild Animal Offsets Will Drive Extinctions, Indigenous Peoples Warn the UN
• Don’t ignore the youth - make our biodiversity actions be recognized!

ECO 75(9)

• Market-oriented instruments for biodiversity finance facilitate biodiversity destruction
• Assess pollution as biodiversity experiences it
• Beyond the Negotiating Table: Whose Voices Are Being Heard at COP17?
• Artificial Intelligence & datacenters: another threat to nature

ECO 75(10)

• Forest fires: The missing discussion at the Global Review
• Effective participation: Two Empty Seats at COP17
• From Recovery to Redesign: Synthetic Biology and the Future of Conservation
• Elephant in the spotlight: When Financial Stability Depends on Biodiversity Destruction

ECO 75(11)

• Closing statement