Brands urge world leaders to act on nature

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GLOBAL – H&M, Kering, Decathlon and IKEA are among more than 130 leading businesses who have signed a letter urging world leaders to deliver their commitments to halt nature’s destruction and restore ecosystems.

The call to action, under the umbrella of the Business for Nature organisation, is being made ahead of the UN Biodiversity Conference from 21st October to 1st November 1 this year in Colombia.

GLOBAL – H&M, Kering, Decathlon and IKEA are among more than 130 leading businesses who have signed a letter urging world leaders to deliver their commitments to halt nature’s destruction and restore ecosystems.

The call to action, under the umbrella of the Business for Nature organisation, is being made ahead of the UN Biodiversity Conference from 21st October to 1st November 1 this year in Colombia.

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