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Meridianbet reinforces commitment to environmental conservation with donation to Malta Ranger Unit
Empowering Environmental Protection With this donation, Meridianbet contributes to efforts to protect the natural environment, empower the public, and prevent environmental crimes. The MRU has already achieved significant progress, successfully monitoring and addressing issues such as illegal waste dumping, illegal fishing, and poaching. About Meridianbet Founded in Europe in 2001, Meridianbet has grown into a…
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Chattanooga gets $3.5 million in EPA funding for brownfield cleanup
The site of a former foundry on Chestnut Street and multiple sites on South Broad Street could see cleaner days after Chattanooga received $3.5 million in EPA funding for brownfield cleanup. Funding available through the federal Bipartisan Infrastructure Law was also awarded to Dunlap, Tennessee, and the South Central Tennessee Development District. Brownfields refer to…
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Indonesian President Shows Mangrove Conservation to 2024 World Water Forum Delegates
TEMPO.CO, Jakarta – The President of the Republic of Indonesia Joko Widodo and leaders of countries participating in the 10th World Water Forum visited the Ngurah Rai Grand Forest Park (Tahura), Bali, Monday (20/5). Tahura is a mangrove forest rehabilitation and conservation area that implements the principles of Balinese teachings, Tri Hita Karana, which prioritizes a…
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SRICD and Rep. Cotter host free coffee hour on conservation issues
RICHMOND — The Southern Rhode Island Conservation District and Rep. Megan Cotter, District 39 (Exeter, Hopkinton and Richmond), will host a public information and listening session on key environmental and conservation issues including forest fires and flooding. The session will be held on Saturday, June 1, from 10 a.m. to noon, at Higher Grounds Community…
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Your Environment This Week: Unclassed forests, Red panda conservation, Dwindling forest commons
This week’s environment and conservation news stories rolled into one. Subscribe to our YouTube channel to watch the latest high quality, original video stories from nature’s frontline in India. To receive a weekly email roundup of stories, please sign-up for our newsletter. Closing Bengaluru parks in the afternoons deprives outdoor workers of refuge from heat…
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PM urges people, Int’l community to reaffirm their commitment to environmental conservation
PM urges people, Int’l community to reaffirm their commitment to environmental conservation Prime Minister Muhammad Shehbaz Sharif has urged all Pakistanis and the international community to reaffirm their commitment to environmental conservation. In his message on the first International Markhor Day being observed today, he said the Markhor represents our resolve to preserve biodiversity and…
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Half of world’s mangroves under threat, says conservation group
Half of the world’s mangrove ecosystems are at risk of collapse as a result of human activity, rising sea levels and extreme weather, according to the latest survey by an international conservation group. Unless action is taken, a quarter of the world’s total mangrove areas could be completely submerged within 50 years, with critically endangered…
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Tracking ecosystems: Environment conservation in the digital age
Digital tools and technology advancement at global levels have seen an improvement in satellite mapping and ecosystem tracking. THERE is a stronger need now more than ever to restore, sustain and carefully manage our indigenous ecosystems and sustaining our biodiversity. Not only is this important because of climate change and its explicit effects on our…
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Conservation project makes chalk stream more resilient to climate change
A six-mile stretch of a chalk stream that feeds into the Norfolk Broads has been given a new lease of life, with steps taken to make it more resilient to climate change during a conservation project. The National Trust said chalk streams, which spring from underground chalk reservoirs, are one of the world’s rarest freshwater…
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Species protection and conservation
Modified 23 May 2024 ImageGyorgy Demko, REDISCOVER Nature /EEA Protecting and conserving Europe’s species and their habitats is critical, not only for their intrinsic value as part of our shared natural heritage, but also for human well-being. European countries have put in place different rules and schemes to protect animal and plant species. Despite some positive…
