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#1229242019-11-08
New association in Seychelles is promoting the importance of botanical gardens
A new not-for-profit association in the island nation -- Friends of Seychelles Botanical Gardens (FSBG) -- has launched with the aim of educating people about the importance of conservation and the scientific values of the island nation’s gardens.
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#1229262019-11-08
From AI to climate change: An integrated approach to university education
As the world refocuses on breakthroughs on global issues such as technology and environmental challenges, universities are also transforming their studies to serve students’ changing interests.
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#1229332019-11-08
Has Climate News Coverage Finally Turned a Corner?
Some good news, for a change, about climate change: When hundreds of newsrooms focus their attention on the climate crisis, all at the same time, the public conversation about the problem gets better: more prominent, more informative, more urgent.
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#1229352019-11-08
Schools in Vietnam to Teach Children About Threatened Wildlife
A recent study found that one-fifth of vertebrates on land are affected by the wildlife trade. The wildlife trade is driving extinction for many species. Earth is currently in the midst of the sixth mass extinction — so many species are at risk of being gone forever. And yet, the illegal wildlif ...
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#1229512019-11-11
A little humour might help with climate change gloom
Climate news can be depressing. What if we used humour to introduce climate change issues while allowing young people to remain politically engaged?
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#1229542019-11-11
The Prestigious «Albert I» Medals for services to protect the Oceans reward Two Outstanding Global Citizens
Each year, the Oceanographic Institute, Albert I Foundation, and with the support of the Prince of Monaco honour the great names of the marine world who by their commitment and their work contribute to make known, love and protect the ocean.
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#1229792019-11-13
For the love of art: 5 sculpture gardens to visit around Cape Town
Impressive sculptural works by both local and international artists are finding a home at wine farms and sculpture gardens in and around Cape Town. The rich biodiversity of the Cape Floral Kingdom offers a spectacular backdrop for these exhibitions, integrating man-made and natural beauty.
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#1229942019-11-15
Pop-up lab at The Glades Shopping Centre, Bromley, launches six months of biodiversity study
A pop-up bio lab saw hundreds of children arrive at The Glades shopping centre to learn about the world's biodiversity and similar events are planned for the next six months.
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#1230082019-11-15
Climate Change education to be introduced in Islamabad schools
Pakistan has announced to integrate climate change education in Islamabad schools to better equip young people to prepare for future climate challenges.
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#1230202019-11-15
Peru breaks ground on Expo 2020 Dubai pavilion with indigenous ground-blessing ceremony
Peru kicked off its plans at Expo 2020 Dubai with a ground-blessing ceremony, led by H.E. Edgar Vásquez, the Minister of Foreign Trade and Tourism of Peru, Mr. Luis Torres, the Executive President of the Commission for the Promotion of Peru for Export and Tourism (PROMPERÚ), Alvaro Silva Santi ...
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#1230292019-11-18
Sustainable living is happening, but not at the rate we expect: Dia Mirza
If there is one thing that bothers actor and United Nations Environment Goodwill Ambassador Dia Mirza, it’s the lack of “publicly acknowledging the problems” of increasing air pollution, climate change and the threat to biodiversity.
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#1230312019-11-18
Training for promotion of environmental journalism organized by Aaranyak
Media can play an important role in shaping the mindset of people towards the issues pertinent to biodiversity and the environment and can also influence policy making to a great deal.
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#1230492019-11-18
Greta Thunberg is educating and inspiring us on climate change
Several weeks ago, I took a morning hike in Briones Regional Park. The landscape of golden hills dotted with majestic Valley Oaks slopes down to where John Muir, the engineer turned environmentalist, built his home. This Eden, like many others in California, is changing. Reaching the top of a hi ...
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#1230502019-11-18
Kenyan students learn about environmental law
In our globalized world, environmental threats require effective responses that promote peace, justice, development and the fulfilment of environmental and human rights. This is the responsibility of everyone; and we all have the right to be involved. We are all the leadership that the planet needs.
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#1230642019-11-19
This 8-year-old might just be the youngest Pakistani climate change activist
“Of all the things what saddens me the most is the level of plastic I see in the sea and on our beaches,” the eight-year old climate activist Emaan Danish Khan told thethirdpole.net.
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#1230682019-11-19
“Sustaining all life on Earth” announced as theme of World Wildlife Day 2020
The Secretariat of the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora (CITES) announced today the theme of United Nations World Wildlife Day 2020: “Sustaining all life on Earth”.
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#1231602019-11-28
Europeans fear climate change more than terrorism, unemployment or migration
BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Almost half of all Europeans fear climate change more than losing a job or of a terrorist attack, a study by the European Investment Bank (EIB) showed on Thursday as EU lawmakers declared a “climate emergency”.
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#1231922019-12-02
Elephants model for this 2020 calendar
Designer Faiza Khan’s 2020 calendar sheds light on the symbiotic relationship between humans and elephants A mighty elephant crouches on the forest floor alongside a model dressed in shimmering silver fabric; the lush and tranquil forest landscape, in hues of orange and brown, accentuates the ha ...
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#1232482019-12-04
Japanese anime 'Children of the Sea' offers stunning oceanic creation story
Japanese anime enthusiasts must be some of the most environmentally conscious people out there. There does not seem to be a single film that comes out from those anime studios that does not address issues surrounding the natural environment, its needs, and the horrid ways in which humans treat it. A
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#1232662019-12-04
DENR-6 conducts Dalaw Turo in Boracay Island
THE Department of Environment and Natural Resources Region 6 (DENR-6) has recently conducted Dalaw Turo (DT) sessions at four different schools in Boracay Island, Malay Aklan.
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#1232692019-12-04
COP25: WWF and Prado Museum use art to show climate change
Conservation group WWF and the Prado Museum have joined forces to raise the alarm about the impact of climate change, as political leaders and diplomats meet at the COP25 climate change summit in the Spanish capital, Madrid.
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#1234212019-12-12
Four of the most interesting sign projects about climate change
Signs of climate disruption are easy to see these days, from fires, floods, and melting ice to displaced people and mass political protests.
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#1234322019-12-12
15 Children’s Books Celebrating Food
As the holiday season ramps up for many across the world, Food Tank is highlighting 15 children’s books that will introduce young eaters, growers, and innovators to the world of food and agriculture
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#1234332019-12-12
A new generation of wildlife documentaries are confronting the climate emergency
The BBC’s new wildlife television series featuring David Attenborough, Seven Worlds, One Planet, marks a drastic departure from previous series. For the first time, the presenter can be heard repeatedly uttering the phrase “climate change” in a BBC documentary otherwise devoted to exploring and ...
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#1234502019-12-13
Zimbabwe: First Lady Leads Walkathon, Tree Planting
The country's environment ambassador, First Lady Auxillia Mnangagwa, yesterday joined Zanu-PF youths in tree planting and a walkathon event from Danhiko in Msasa to Goromonzi High School, the venue of this year's 18th Annual National People's Conference.
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#1234742019-12-17
Armin van Buuren teams up with World Wide Fund for Nature to become Global Oceans ambassador
One of the biggest epidemics we are facing on this planet right now is the plastic polluting our beautiful oceans. Damaging the sealife, the microplastics (tiny pieces of plastic that appear from larger plastics that have degraded with time) enter the systems of our wildlife and can cause them t ...
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#1235032019-12-18
The seven most crucial climate change novels
Every day brings fresh and ever more alarming news about the state of the global environment. To speak of mere “climate change” is inadequate now, for we are in a “climate emergency.” It seems as though we are tripping over more tipping points than we knew existed.
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#1235072019-12-18
New BBC Documentary Narrated by David Attenborough Shows How Humankind is Negatively Impacting the Planet
TV nature documentaries are finally unveiling how climate change is affecting animals, and showing it on film. Documentaries have been partly made famous by David Attenborough, including the Blue Planet series.
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#1235232019-12-19
Sir David Attenborough to make climate change plea in Edinburgh
The naturalist and broadcaster Sir David Attenborough is to travel to Edinburgh to make an impassioned plea for urgent action to protect biodiversity and fight climate change. Sir David will address charity workers at Edinburgh University's McEwan Hall on Wednesday 11 March.
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#1235562019-12-20
International bird-watching week held in SW China's Yunnan
The 4th China Baoshan Gaoligong Mountain International Bird-Watching Week is being held from Wednesday to Sunday in the city of Baoshan, southwest China's Yunnan Province.
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#1235612019-12-20
How to talk about climate change with family and friends over the holidays
All Christmases tend to merge into one, but I remember the Christmas of 2007 rather well. I got my first job as a climate campaigner that summer and by the end of December had absorbed enough climate facts to fundamentally – and permanently – alter my view of the world.
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#1235732020-01-06
Prince William to launch Earthshot Prize
The Duke of Cambridge, Prince William has announced the Earthshot Prize: an ambitious set of challenges to inspire a decade of action to repair the planet.
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#1235862020-01-06
An Animal’s-Eye View of Mass Extinction in Progress
In 2019, Netflix’s Our Planet was widely praised for pushing the limits of the nature documentary genre. Instead of artfully depicting wild animals and glossing over the threats they face, Our Planet repeatedly reminded viewers that human activity was destroying the world depicted on screen.
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#1236152020-01-09
Botanic garden plans year of events for 350th anniversary
The Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh has announced a year-long programme of events to mark its 350th anniversary. The theme will be climate change and biodiversity loss.
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#1236262020-01-09
Liberia: Wild Chimpanzee Foundation Country Director Gets Media Award
The Government of Liberia through the Forestry Development Authority (FDA) and partners both local and international made some strides in 2019 in ensuring that the Forestry sector of Liberia, particularly Wildlife conservation and biodiversity are protected for the growth and development of the ...
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#1236272020-01-09
What did the Interfaith Rainforest Initiative achieve in 2019?
“We recognize that outdated and unsustainable patterns of development, production and consumption are driving deforestation and that a major, fundamental shift in values, lifestyles and public policies is needed to protect rainforests. Agriculture is now the primary driver of deforestation—an un ...
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#1236332020-01-09
This Is How We Live Now A year’s diary of reckoning with climate anxiety, conversation by conversation.
Some scientists say the best way to combat climate change is to talk about it among friends and family — to make private anxieties public concerns. For 2019, my New Year’s resolution was to do just that, as often as possible, at the risk of spoiling dinner.
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#1236662020-01-13
UNO partners with Conservation Fusion in biodiversity education goals
A campfire sits next to a building painted with a light-blue exterior with red, purple and yellow paper lanterns hanging in the windows in Lavavolu, Madagascar. Children gather around the campfire for the inauguration of their new school, a gift from the other side of the world in Omaha, Nebraska.
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#1236752020-01-13
Role of the arts in communicating climate change
Artists come in a wide range of communities of practice, ranging from musicians, sculptors, poets, painters, photographers, dancers, drawing, landscaping, sportspersons, actors, cartoonists, cultural artists, motivation speakers, graphics, collage and many others. The artists’ efforts are quite ...
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#1236832020-01-13
Threat of plant disease from imports
Dame Helen Mirren is backing efforts to keep deadly plant disease Xylella out of the UK by voicing an animation warning of the risks it poses. The bacterium Xylella fastidiosa can infect more than 500 species of plant, including garden favourites such as lavender, oleander, rosemary and flowerin ...
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#1237082020-01-14
Virtual forest tours for children
Virtual tours of the UK's forests have been launched to teach children about the work and jobs of the forestry industry. The tours will also teach youngsters about issues such as the benefits of forests, different types of woodland habitats and wildlife and the importance of trees to the environ ...
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#1237242020-01-15
Rupert Murdoch’s Son Just Went After News Corp’s Coverage Of Climate Change
James Murdoch, the son of News Corp Chairman Rupert Murdoch, and his wife, Kathryn, unleashed fierce criticism Tuesday over the handling of climate change and environmental issues by the media titan’s slate of conservative news outlets.
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#1237432020-01-16
How people came to believe that individual choices could save the Earth
It was the late 1980s, and the headlines warned of acid rain, air pollution, and contaminated water. So John Javna, then a writer best known for books found on the back of toilets, traveled from drought-stricken California to Washington, D.C., with his backpack, looking for practical advice on h ...
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#1237442020-01-16
Guam high school students to teach importances of coral reefs at training Saturday
Guam high school students will help educate third graders on the importance of coral reefs to our island as part of the 15th year of the Guardians of the Reef program. The young educators will teach elementary schoolers about the threats reefs face, and actions they can take to help preserve the ...
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#1237532020-01-16
Our Planet Matters: Climate change explained
The 10 years to the end of 2019 have been confirmed as the warmest decade on record by three global agencies.
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#1237562020-01-16
2020 The Year of Plant Health
As a joyful celebration of nature, the United Nations (UN) declared 2020 as the year of plant health. “The Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) today launched the United Nations’ International Year of Plant Health (IYPH) for 2020, which aims to raise global awareness on how protecting plant h ...
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#1237722020-01-17
Kehati Foundation begins search for biodiversity heroes to receive 2020 awards
The Indonesian Biodiversity Conservation Trust Fund (Kehati) Foundation has returned with its awards event and is now looking for six individuals or groups that have made significant contributions to protecting the country's biodiversity to receive a 2020 Kehati Award.
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#1237742020-01-17
8 environment and development stories to watch in the new make-or-break decade
The narrative of the year will be if 2020 will be a turning point for the better or for the worse, says World Resources Institute president Andrew Steer. What stories should be watching out for?
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#1237762020-01-17
Mother Nature did it first
Humankind likes to think of itself as inventors and innovators, but the truth is Mother Nature has already created it. A new exhibit at the Okanagan Science Centre opens today that examines how 'man's' great inventions are based on things already found in nature.
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#1237782020-01-17
Enjoy Valentine’s Day with a picnic at the Two Oceans Aquarium
Two Oceans Aquarium is giving in-love (or in-like) couples a unique opportunity to spend the most romantic day of the year – Valentine’s Day – at the most romantic place – the Two Oceans Aquarium located at the V&A Waterfront in Cape Town.