On May 1, 2014, the Intergovernmental World Nature Organization (WNO) treaty [3] entered into force. The treaty establishes the World Nature Organization, an intergovernmental organization with the core objective of “promot[ing] sustainable development, information and knowledge transfer among states, organizations and the economic sector, as regards preserving the natural environment, environmentally-friendly technologies, green economies, renewable energies, protection of resources, protection of water, forest, air, oceans and climate.” According to a press release [4], the WNO founding countries hope “to create a permanent, global and effective negotiation platform.”