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Trees for the Future - Vimarsana News

Trees for the Future

When Africa’s fertile terrains become drylands, farmers are thrown into poverty and biodiversity shrinks. Trees for the Future (TREES) is successfully reversing this trend,

Source: africa.com
Earth Today | Nature staging a comeback - Vimarsana News

Earth Today | Nature staging a comeback

THE UNITED NATIONS Environment Programme (UNEP) and the Food and Agriculture Organisation of the UN (FAO) have named seven initiatives from Africa, Latin America, the Mediterranean, and South Asia as UN World Restoration Flagships. The initiatives...

Nature is staging a comeback: UN recognizes seven World Restoration Flagships - Vimarsana News

Nature is staging a comeback: UN recognizes seven World Restoration Flagships

The UN Environment Programme (UNEP) and the Food and Agriculture Organization of the UN (FAO) have named seven initiatives from Africa, Latin America, the Mediterranean, and South Asia as UN World Restoration Flagships. These initiatives include ecosystems at the tipping point of outright degradation resulting from wildfires, drought, deforestation, and pollution. They are now eligible for technical and financial UN support. The World Restoration Flagship awards are part of the UN Decade...

Living Indus Initiative ranked among UN's flagship programmes - Newspaper - Vimarsana News

Living Indus Initiative ranked among UN's flagship programmes - Newspaper

By 2030, the project will help restore over 30pc of Indus River Basin.

Source: dawn.com
1-in-5 migratory animals face extinction, first UN report of its kind says - Vimarsana News

1-in-5 migratory animals face extinction, first UN report of its kind says

The first "State of the World's Migratory Species" report by the United Nations found that one in five migratory animals face extinction.

Source: yahoo.com