Tutti i temi: Conservazione
marzo 2008
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27.03.2008
NEW YORK, Mar 27 (OneWorld) - There will likely be fewer wildfires and more trees for future generations if loggers abide by a set of international rules on forest management, says a new study by independent environmentalists.
ContinuaFonte: OneWorld US Temi/paesi correlati: [Guatemala] [Capacity building] [Terra] [Affari] [Consumo] [Commercio] [Foreste] [Diritti dei popoli indigeni] Foto: FSC certification logo on a piece of responsibly harvested wood. © Forest Stewardship Council - United States
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25.03.2008
YK:n ympäristöohjelma UNEPin uusi Vihreä passi -kampanja kannustaa matkailijoita pienentämään ekologista jalanjälkeään. Tämä käy esimerkiksi valitsemalla vastuullinen palveluntarjoaja ja pienentämällä matkan sekä asumisen kuluttamaa energiamäärää.
ContinuaFonte: Suomen YK-liitto Temi/paesi correlati: [Turismo] [Inquinamento] |
20.03.2008
Do you care for the tiger? Get involved with World Wildlife Fund-India's signature campaign Roar of the Tiger to save the rapidly depleting tiger population from extinction. The objective is to impress upon policymakers for greater efforts on tiger conservation through heightened public awareness.
ContinuaTemi/paesi correlati: [Asia Meridionale] [Animali] [Biodiversità] [Attivismo ambientale] Foto: Tiger at risk / Photo credit: WWF
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18.03.2008
With over 100,000 Oliver Ridley turtles dying over the last decade in Orissa in eastern India, Greenpeace has set a target limit of 20% on turtle mortalities for the state government. Despite adequate funds, the state has failed to prevent illegal trawling.
ContinuaTemi/paesi correlati: [Asia Meridionale] [Pescicoltura] [Biodiversità] [Attivismo ambientale] Foto: Illegal fishing and trawling have caused over 100,000 turtle deaths / Photo credit: Greenpeace
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13.03.2008
Khonoma, a Naga village and a site for Tragopan sanctuary in north-east India, has set an example for eco-friendly tourism. If the Centre for Environmental Education’s awareness programme was a catalyst, the real thrust came from the village council, which played a crucial role in the nature conservation effort.
ContinuaTemi/paesi correlati: [Asia Meridionale] [Ambiente] [Attivismo ambientale] Foto: Blyth Tragopan, a bird in peril / Photo credit: Andrew Nicholson / CSE
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10.03.2008
More...Temi/paesi correlati: [Sud America] [Capacity building] [Cooperazione internazionale] [Volontariato] [Ambiente] [Cambiamento climatico] [Inquinamento] [Energia rinnovabile] [Geopolitica] Foto: Call of the Hummingbird
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05.03.2008
BOGOTA, Mar 5 (OneWorld) - People who earn their living by sorting through and reselling municipal waste have reasserted their role as garbage recyclers and productive members of the global economy at an unprecedented event here this week.
ContinuaFonte: OneWorld US Temi/paesi correlati: [Colombia] [Capacity building] [Cooperazione internazionale] [Lavoro] [Affari] [Esclusione sociale] Foto: Silvio Ruiz of the Bogota Association of Recyclers. © Henry Mance
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05.03.2008
The newly-opened Global Seed Vault (GSV) at Svalbard in Norway is being criticised by Indian and other NGOs for excluding farmers from its institutional framework. Farmers being the first link in the food chain, should be involved in conserving genetic biodiversity, they argue.
ContinuaTemi/paesi correlati: [Asia Meridionale] [Agricoltura] [Tecnologie intermedie] [Imprese] [Biodiversità] [Genetica] [Scienza] Foto: The entrance to the GSV, Norway/ Photo credit: Mari Tefre/Svalbard Global Seed Vault
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03.03.2008
It was due to the efforts of 79-year-old Achyutha Bhat, that a village in Karnataka in southern India could overcome water scarcity. His passion for digging surangas (man-made tunnels) has not only revived the traditional water harvesting system but also helped local farmers in the region.
ContinuaTemi/paesi correlati: [Asia Meridionale] [Capacity building] [Acqua] Foto: Achyutha Bhat in front of a suranga / Photo credit: Shree Padre / India Together
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03.03.2008
When local populace and officials work in tandem, the chances of any conservation efforts succeeding are more. This became clear when villagers in the hilly state of Uttarakhand in northern India and forest department came together to help protect wildlife in the famous Jim Corbett National Park.
ContinuaTemi/paesi correlati: [Asia Meridionale] [Ambiente] [Animali] |
03.03.2008
I missionari dell'Aefjn (Africa Europe faith and justice network), una rete di 43 congregazioni religiose maschili e femminili presenti in Europa e in Africa hanno chiesto all'Unione Europea e agli Stati membri una moratoria di 5 anni sull'importazione di agrocarburanti da monocolture su larga scala e da qualunque forma di sostegno a tali colture in Africa. I missionari propongono di distinguere tra "agrocarburanti" e "biocarburanti", i due nomi dati ai carburanti prodotti dalla trasformazione di materiale vegetale vivente. Aefjn è a favore e mantiene il nome "biocarburanti" solo per i prodotti veramente sostenibili dalla produzione al consumo senza generare effetti negativi sull'ambiente e sulla società. Nel numero di marzo il mensile Missione Oggi dedica all'argomento diversi articoli.
ContinuaTemi/paesi correlati: [Economia] [Attivismo ambientale] [Società civile] [Energia] Foto: Missione Oggi marzo 2008
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