IUCN believes that conservation can only succeed where there is capacity to act collectively and where actions are based on best available science. Today, the Union brings together more than 80 States, more than 100 Government Agencies and over 800 NGOs from about 140 countries, working jointly to develop and negotiate solutions to environmental and development challenges.
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