Full Coverage: Forests
February 2006
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» The OneWorld Tropical Forests Guide
The aim of this Topic Guide is to provide a broad introduction to the subject of of rainforests in the context of poverty reduction and climate change
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28.02.2006
With only a few hundreds left in the wild, the wild buffalos (Bubalus Bubalis) in India could soon turn extinct unless an urgent action for their conservation is initiated. Wildlife Trust of India (WTI) in collaboration with the Chattisgarh forest department started a three year plan for its revival from the present small population in the state.
more...Related topics/regions: [India] [Conservation] |
20.02.2006
People living in the foothills of Mt Mayapay, southern Philippines, earlier this month expressed concern that their denuded mountain could be the source of a mudslide which would destroy them. Now, in another part of that country a similar deforested mountain has collapsed causing a massive mudslide that has buried a village and killed some 1700 people, including many children.
more...From: People & the Planet Related topics/regions: [Philippines] [Emergency relief] [Environmental activism] |
15.02.2006
The Cabinet today recommended to the President for the Maldives to become party to the International Treaty on Plant and Genetic Resources for Food and Agriculture. The decision was taken at todayÂ’s meeting of the Cabinet after members had deliberated on a paper presented by the Ministry of Fisheries, Agriculture and Marine Resources.
more...Related topics/regions: [Maldives] [South Asia] [Development] [Agriculture] [Food] [International cooperation] [Poverty] [Economy] [MDGs] |
10.02.2006
A coalition of four leading environmental groups, along with industry leaders and indigenous groups, are celebrating success after a decade-long campaign to protect the globally unique Great Bear Rainforest, in British Columbia, Canada.
more...From: People & the Planet Related topics/regions: [Canada] [Conservation] |
08.02.2006
An agreement between government, environmental groups, First Nations and logging companies has saved Canada's Great Bear Rainforest - "one of the world's treasures" - from destruction, says a leading environmental group.
more...From: Greenpeace International Related topics/regions: [Canada] [Conservation] [Animals] |
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