In a significant move to enhance global biodiversity, leaders from over 150 countries have pledged to protect 30% of the Earth's lands and oceans by 2030. This ambitious agreement, reached during a recent international summit, aims to curb the alarming rates of biodiversity loss worldwide.

The pact also includes commitments to reduce pollution, halt the extinction of endangered species, and promote sustainable use of natural resources.

Environmentalists have hailed the agreement as a critical step forward, but stress the importance of immediate action and effective implementation to ensure these goals are met.

The success of this initiative is seen as pivotal not just for conservation efforts but also for combating climate change and ensuring a sustainable future for all.