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Category Archives: Nature
Time to talk about bees and flowers
It’s International Biodiversity Day! Let’s celebrate the richness of nature!
Posted in Blog, Nature
Tagged animals, biodiversity, bugs, conservation, gardening, outdoors, plants
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Forest Biodiversity Programme Metso cartoon
A couple of cartoons for the Forest Biodiversity Programme METSO. The project aims at halting the ongoing loss of forest species and biotopes.
The voluntary-based Metso conservation is a good tool for protecting and restoring forests. But it cannot alone save the forest habitats and species. We need also more protected areas, national parks and better environmental [...]
Posted in Blog, Nature
Tagged action, biodiversity, birds, conservation, endangered species, forests, mire, restoration, wetland
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Wetlands are not wastelands
Cartoon for the Ramsar Convention, which organizes the World Wetlands Day 2 February 2013 with the theme “Wetlands and water management”.
Download the cartoon & other material for the World Wetlands Day 2013.
Ramsar WWD 2013 at Facebook
The cartoon and the other material are available also in French and in Spanish
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Tagged action, conservation, environmental education, water, wetlands
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Biodiversity and playing outdoors can prevent allergies
Plodding through muddy ditches and trudging regularly along forest trails may decrease one’s risk of developing allergies, as certain soil and plant bacteria can enhance the immune system when living on the skin, says the Finnish study.
Ilkka Hanski from the University of Helsinki and Tari Haahtela from the HUCH Skin and Allergy Hospital and their [...]