The book "Environmental Policy Instruments for Conserving Global Biodiversity" by Oliver Deke offers a comprehensive analysis of the challenges and strategies in international environmental protection, particularly regarding the loss of global biodiversity. Given the increasing threats posed by human activities, the need to preserve biodiversity is becoming more urgent. The work highlights the role of the Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD) and discusses key issues such as cross-border trade in genetic resources and the effective protection of ecologically valuable ecosystems. By examining specific policy instruments, it demonstrates how the commercial benefits of genetic information can contribute to biodiversity conservation. Additionally, it discusses how the protection of natural areas can be organized at the international level to minimize harmful human interventions. This specialized book is aimed at professionals, students, and policymakers engaged in environmental policy and biodiversity.