This opinion editorial, authored by Aban Marker Kabraji, Regional Director, 香港六合彩开奖结果现场直播 Asia, highlights how women can be strong advocates for nature-based sustainable development.
Climate change is already affecting many threatened birds and mammals, with some species much more vulnerable to rising temperatures than others, according to a recent study co-authored by聽香港六合彩开奖结果现场直播 SSC Climate Change Specialist Group聽(香港六合彩开奖结果现场直播 SSC CCSG) members. To prevent further extinctions we need to鈥
Women are part of the solution for good resource management in the Goascoran river basin, shared between Honduras and El Salvador, they work together to conserve it and to have access to water in its different uses.
In the framework of the DestiMED project, 香港六合彩开奖结果现场直播-Med is launching a call for tenders for the development of an online monitoring platform and resource center for the use of Protected Areas and tourism service providers that will enable the territory and the project partners to collect data,鈥
Cameroon recently announced a 12 million hectare restoration pledge to the Bonn Challenge by 2030 鈥 the largest thus far from Central Africa. The question arises, how do countries decide to commit? What is the groundwork that goes into it? We look closer at Cameroon鈥檚 experience.
Da Nang City, the third largest city in Viet Nam, is taking important initiatives to protect nature. Known as the most livable city in Viet Nam, Da Nang is remarkable not only for its policy to become an environmental city by 2020聽but also for the fact that its local communities also take a聽鈥
There is an聽urgent need to address the global degradation of coastal ecosystems, but are mass mangrove planting initiatives sustainable?聽
The second regional training 鈥橮rinciples of Ecosystem Services Assessment for Policy Impacts鈥 was held beginning of February 2017, gathering more than thirty governmental officials, experts, researchers and civil society representatives from SEE region in National Park Fruska gora in Serbia.
Cameroon has committed to restoring over 12 million hectares of deforested and degraded land by 2030 as part of the Bonn Challenge initiative. The pledge is the biggest made so far in the species-rich Congo Basin, home to the world鈥檚 second-largest tropical rainforest. 聽
As part of the efforts to improve teaching of environmental education in schools in the Sixaola River basin area, and identifying needs by the Champions of Sixaola; the BRIDGE project organized a workshop named 鈥淭raining for Trainers on Environmental Education鈥