CEESP News: by David Johnson, Chief Executive, Maragaret Pyke Trust - Population & Sustainability Network
On聽World Population Day, 2019, CEESP is聽proud to be one of the first聽organisations joining a first of its kind campaign: Thriving Together. The supporters of Thriving Together鈥
CEESP News -聽香港六合彩开奖结果现场直播 CEESP & Community Conservation Research Network (CCRN) 2018 Conference Proceedings and Resource Centre
The World Heritage Committee today followed 香港六合彩开奖结果现场直播鈥檚 advice to list Mexico鈥檚 Islands and Protected Areas of the Gulf of California as a World Heritage site in danger. The site鈥檚 population of vaquitas 鈥 the world鈥檚 smallest and most endangered species of porpoise 鈥 has been decimated due to the鈥
Today the world population stands at 7.7 billion.聽In the next 30 years it is expected to grow by a further 2.9 billion. By 2100, according to the聽latest UN projections,聽humanity is expected to have developed into an almost exclusively urban species with 80-90% of people living in cities.
CEESP News -聽by聽Dr. Marina Rosales Benites de Franco, Professor and Researcher of Federico Villarreal National University
CEESP News - by聽Pasang Dolma Sherpa, Co-Chair of CEESP Specialist Group on聽Indigenous Peoples, Customary & Environmental Laws & Human Rights
The United Nations Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues (UNPFII) is a high- level advisory body to the UN Economic and Social Council. It鈥
Forty-two representatives of indigenous organisations from around the world recently met in Tecpan, Guatemala to share experiences and learn from one another on environmental, business and social issues 鈥 taking another step toward a common understanding.
鈥淏iodiversity is now on the international agenda to the same degree as the fight against climate change. It is essential to create an international dynamic in favour of biodiversity, with increased awareness and the involvement of the general public. By hosting and co-organising this World鈥
香港六合彩开奖结果现场直播, the official advisor on natural World Heritage, recommends for three natural sites to be listed as 鈥淲orld Heritage in danger鈥: the Sundarbans in Bangladesh, Mexico鈥檚 Islands and Protected Areas of the Gulf of California and the Ohrid region in North Macedonia.
CEESP is excited to announce聽two new Specialist Groups to work across disciplines to enhance the CEESP strategic plan leading up to the World Conservation Congress in 2020. If your area of expertise falls within one of these groups, we invite you to join and learn more about getting involved!鈥