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EU Needs Human & Nature Friendly Farming
What WWF will be looking out for in the EU Biodiversity and Farm to Fork Strategies: “On 20 May, the European Commission will publish the 2030 EU Biodiversity Strategy and the Farm to Fork Strategy. These two strategies are key … Continue reading
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Tagged agriculture, biodiversity, birds, bugs, chemicals, climate, food, water framework directive, wwf
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Pollinators – Sting in the Tail or Not?
Here’s the answer to the quest. A female Tree Bumblebee has a stinger in the tail. Learn more about buzzing bumblebees & other pollinators A Sting in the Tale – a book by Dave Goulson. This excellent book has … Continue reading
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Tagged biology, bugs, environmental education, insects, kids, mimikry, pollinators
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EU water law – fit for purpose but threatened by industry lobby!
WWF expects member states to take a strong stand in support of maintaining the Water Framework Directive in its current form at the Meeting of the Environment Council on 5 March. Stand up to industry, stand by the science: What … Continue reading
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Tagged birds, bugs, conservation, fish, lakes, mammals, nature, rivers, water framework directive, wetland, wwf
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Wetland is a water bank
Wetlands help to cope with floods and other extreme weather events. World Wetlands Day: 2th February 2017. More info & material in English, Spanish and French. Cartoon in Spanish: Cartoon in French: Cartoon in Arabic: Cartoon in Greek:
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Tagged biodiversity, birds, bugs, climate, conservation, fishes, floogings, lakes and seas, nature, ramsar, wetland
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