International Academy for Nature Conservation Isle Vilm
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Date, time
22.04.2025 (Tue) 17:00
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25.04.2025 (Fri) 11:00
The interdependence of biodiversity loss and climate change is evident and has been increasingly recognised under the CBD and the UNFCCC in recent...
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International Academy for Nature Conservation Isle Vilm
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Date, time
18.03.2025 (Tue) 17:30
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26.03.2025 (Wed) 08:25
The Klaus Toepfer Fellowship Programme for Future Leaders in Nature Conservation from the Countries of Central and Eastern Europe, the Caucasus...
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How can we jointly achieve transformative change for nature? This virtual event will present key findings of the new IPBES Transformative Change...
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International Academy for Nature Conservation Isle Vilm
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Date, time
03.02.2025 (Mon) 16:20
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07.02.2025 (Fri) 09:20
The workshop Citizen Science in European UNESCO Biosphere Reserves aims to inspire and strengthen collaboration between European Biosphere Reserves...
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Wetlands are some of the most diverse and also most threatened ecosystems on Earth. Lakes and rivers, peatlands and marshes, coral reefs and mangrove forests are not only worth protecting as habitats for rare and threatened animal and plant species, they also provide vital ecosystem services for humans. When healthy, they supply fresh water and food, improve water quality, protect us from natural disasters such as floods and, as long-term carbon sinks, play a far greater role in protecting the climate than all other types of ecosystems.
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Daniel Wolf, Thomasina E.E. Oldfield, Uwe Schippmann, Noel McGough and Danna J. Leaman
BfN-Schriften
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2025
This Guidance describes a nine-step process enabling Scientific Authorities to make science-based NDFs for perennial plants, using information with...
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