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Northwestern to host festival of culture - Vimarsana News

Northwestern to host festival of culture

A festival celebrating the diversity of people and cultures represented on the Northwestern College campus is scheduled for Saturday, April 6, beginning at 5 p.m. The annual Beloved Festival of Culture will be held in the four-court area of the Rowenhorst Student Center.

Biola University Marks 116th Birthday By Serving People In Need In Downtown Los Angeles - Vimarsana News

Biola University Marks 116th Birthday By Serving People In Need In Downtown Los Angeles

Positive Encouraging K-LOVE

Source: klove.com
Exploring nature-based solutions to climate crisis in Southeast Asia - Vimarsana News

Exploring nature-based solutions to climate crisis in Southeast Asia

A coalition of globally recognized environmental and conservation not-for-profit organizations recently pitched the call to promote nature-based solutions to the climate crisis. Named the Southeast Asia and Nature-based Solutions (NbS) Coalition (SCeNe Coalition), it includes the Conservation International (CI), The Nature Conservancy (TNC), IDH-the Sustainable Trade Initiative, Birdlife International, Wildlife…

Extreme Asia: The little-known Filipino tribe picking up after dirty tourists in Asia's cleanest lake - Vimarsana News

Extreme Asia: The little-known Filipino tribe picking up after dirty tourists in Asia's cleanest lake

Take an intimate look into what goes on behind the scenes in the making and maintaining of some of Asia’s most fascinating extremes.

Carbon Fluxes in the Amazon's Indigenous Forests | World Resources Institute - Vimarsana News

Carbon Fluxes in the Amazon's Indigenous Forests | World Resources Institute

Forests managed by Indigenous people in the Amazon remove 340 million tonnes of CO2 each year, equivalent to the UK's annual fossil fuel emissions.

Source: wri.org