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Renfrewshire declared a climate emergency in 2019 and Roz – Climate Emergency Lead Officer at Renfrewshire Council - has been recruited to help…

Bill 135 was introduced by Maui County Councilmember Kelly Takaya King, and was signed into law as Ordinance 5306 by Maui Mayor Michael Victorino on Dec. 6. It will take effect on Oct. 1, 2022.

City leaders representing combined population of nearly 173 million residents have issued the Cities4Forests “Call to Action on Forests & Climate”

Invasive species are the third-largest threat to South Africa’s biodiversity after cultivation and land degradation, according to a report released by Forestry, Fisheries and Environmental Affairs Minister Barbara Creecy in Cape Town on Friday.

Western Cape commits to biodiversity conservation with Edinburgh Declaration By Kristin Engel Share Cape Town - Efforts to promote biological diversity conservation in the Western Cape received a boost on the weekend when the provincial Department of Environmental Affairs and Development Planning and MEC Anton Bredell signed the Edinburgh Declaration on Biological Diversity Day. Biodiversity and Coastal Management director Marlene Laros said while in the process of reviewing the Provincial Biod...

Loch Beinn a Mheadhoin in Glen Affric, Scotland (Pic: Richard Bunting/Scotland The Big Picture) MORE THAN three quarters of Scots support rewilding in Scotland, according to research conducted for the Scottish Rewilding Alliance. This claim came as the Alliance, made up of 20 conservation organisations, called on the Scottish Government to declare Scotland the world’s first Rewilding Nation, with a commitment to rewilding 30% of the country’s land and sea within a decade. “The world...

Scottish mediation service Core Solutions celebrates 20 years in business this month.

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