As part of the Living Lakes Biodiversity and Climate Project (LLBCP), the Nature Environment and Wildlife Society (NEWS) organized a multi-stakeholder exposure visit to Wular
In the watersheds of the sacred lagoons of Tota and Fúquene in Colombia, local communities are experiencing firsthand the effects of climate change. Variability in
On February 2, 2025, the global community unites to celebrate World Wetlands Day, highlighting this year’s theme: “Protecting Wetlands for Our Common Future.” This theme
Since 2004, the Living Lakes Network (LLN) and the Global Nature Fund (GNF) have been committed to protecting endangered lakes and wetlands worldwide with the
In a remarkable milestone for conservation and community empowerment, trainees from the Living Lakes Biodiversity and Climate Project (LLBCP) have officially graduated as registered field
The United Nations has officially designated August 27 as World Lake Day, aiming to promote environmental conservation and sustainable development of lakes and reservoirs. This
The Global Nature Fund (GNF), in partnership with the Living Lakes Network, has announced a transformative new project: Opportunities and Prospects for Wetlands: Ramsar Sites
In Rwanda’s Rutsiro district, an inspiring initiative is engaging “Future Lake Managers” in biodiversity monitoring around Lake Kivu. As part of the Living Lakes Biodiversity
Taking place against a backdrop of geopolitical conflicts, energy security concerns and global instability, COP29 in Baku, Azerbaijan is a pivotal milestone in the fight
The Third Sustainability Leadership Journey (SLJ), held in St. Lucia, South Africa in September 2024, brought together passionate young leaders and conservationists from across the
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