Interview: U.N. biodiversity chief urges COP26 climate talks to prioritise nature

Any new pledges made at the upcoming COP26 climate summit must include protection and restoration of natural areas, said the U.N. biodiversity chief - a move that could give a boost to ongoing efforts to broker a separate global nature pact.

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