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Community Service/Volunteerism | Natural Heritage Conservation | Environmental Education | Environmental Monitoring | Indigenous Rights | Agricultural Water Conservation and Management | Agroecology | Organic Farming | Soil Conservation and Management | Acid Rain | Air Quality and Pollution | Animal and Plant Trafficking | Animal Welfare and Rights | Artiodactyls | Canids | Cetaceans | Elephants | Endangered Animal Species Protection | Endemic Animal Species Protection | Felids | Fish | Primates | Raptors | Reptiles | Sirenians | Ursids | Wildlife Ecology | Wildlife Habitat Conservation | Wildlife Law and Policy | Wildlife Management | Arts Activism | Biocultural Diversity | Biodiversity Conservation | Seed Conservation | Ecological Economics | Ecosystem Services | Ecotourism | Child and Youth Protection | Children in Armed Conflict | Youth Capacity Building | Youth Education and Empowerment | Communication Training | Organizational Governance | Philanthropy | Training for Nonprofits | Coastal and Marine Human Impacts | Coastal and Marine Invasive Species | Coastal and Marine Law and Policy | Coastal and Marine Pollution | Coastal Ecology | Coral Reef Conservation | Mangrove Conservation | Marine Ecology and Conservation | Community Participation | Dialogue, Deliberation and Consensus-Building | Conservation Area Creation | Conservation Area Protection | Conservation Biology | Conservation Policy | Land Restoration | Land Stewardship | Natural Resource Conservation | Practical Conservation | Wilderness | Cultural Diversity | Cultural Heritage Conservation | Language Revitalization | Traditional Culture | Evolutionary Ecology | Fire Ecology | Landscape Ecology | Restoration Ecology | Soil Ecology | Access To Education | Education, Government and Sustainability | Environmental Resource Center | Green Schools | Literacy | Natural Resource Education | Sustainability Education | Alternative Fuels | Energy Flow in Ecosystems | Renewable Energy | Sustainable Fishing | World Marine Fisheries | Hunger and Food Security | Agroforestry | Sustainable Forestry | Climate Change | Emissions Trading | Fair Trade | Globalization Impacts | Good Governance | Ecological Footprint | Natural Resource Management | Recycling and Reuse | Alternative Medicine | Ecological Change and Emerging Diseases | Environmental Health | Environmental Toxicology | Health Care Access | HIV/AIDS | Infectious Diseases | Malaria | Pesticides | Tuberculosis | Environmental Justice | Ethnic Equality | Human Rights and Civil Liberties | Human Rights and Natural Law | Human Rights Education | Human Rights Monitoring | Human Rights Protection | Human Trafficking and Slavery | Indigenous Lands | Indigenous Peoples and Cultures | Inland Aquatic Ecosystems | Lakes and Ponds | Riparian Ecology and Conservation | River-Lake Ecology and Biodiversity | Rivers and Creeks | Wetlands | Crime and Policing | Environmental Law and Policy | International Humanitarian Law and War Crimes | Land Reform | Temperate Broadleaf and Mixed Forests | Sustainable Building | Refugees, Internally Displaced Persons, and Migrants | Shrublands | Temperate and Boreal Needleleaf Forests | Sustainable Minerals Industry | Toxic and Hazardous Substances | Vocational Training | Dams | Water Supply and Conservation | Watershed Management | Tropical Dry Forests | Water and Energy | Senior Volunteerism and Mentoring | Peace and Peace Building | Plant Ecology | Human Population Growth and Impacts | Hydrology and the Global Water Cycle | Sustainable Living | Crises and Disaster Aid | Sustainability and Technology | Water and Sustainable Development | Technology Transfer | Groundwater | Global Pollution | Appropriate Technology | Sparse Trees and Parklands | Endemic Plant Species Protection | Weapons | Journalism and the Press | Environmental Ethics | Photography | Grasslands and Savannas | Film | Economic Development | Video | Women's Safety from Violence | Water Rights | Information and Communication Technology | Militarism and Violence | Deserts and Semi-deserts | Women's Empowerment | Legal Services and Representation | Tundra | Ecopsychology | Media and Communication | Internet | Radio and Audio | Protected Areas, Individuals, Objects and Property | Land Trusts and Land Conservation | Conflict Resolution | Endangered Plant Species Protection | Water Pollution | Hazardous Solid Waste | Rural Development | Women and the Environment | Water Quality and Health | Water Law and Policy | Arms Trading | Tropical Moist Forests | Ethnobotany | Forest Ecology and Conservation | Television | Publishing | EcoVillages
About [Edit]
ECOTERRA Intl. is the Global Society for ECOlogy and sound ECOnomy, an independent, international civil society organisation (CSO), registered as non-governmental organisation (NGO), working as humanitarian agency (NGHA) as well as in development, if it is respecting traditional values of tribal peoples, their right to self-determination and works for better sustainability. We are committed to work for our common future, a better today and tomorrow on earth (TERRA).
ECOTERRA's mandate is to care for the natural environment and to safeguard and improve environmental, nature's, human and civil rights. We act in the spirit of the consequent realisation of the World Charter for Nature, the Rio Declaration on Environment, the Convention on Biological Diversity as well as other international conventions caring for all life on earth.
ECOTERRA's work is performed by an international network of activists, professional volunteers and the qualified staff. Funding and assistance to the various programmes and projects is provided by individual supporters and sponsors as well as qualifying governmental, inter-governmental and non-governmental donors, thus assuring independence from the dominance of a single donor, which is essential to maintain the optimal freedom for our unbiased work.
ECOTERRA as charity is politically and religiously independent,
non-sectarian, non-partisan and non-profit oriented, an equal opportunity employer without any ethnic restrictions.
ECOTERRA assists and engages without preference of race, creed, nationality, religion or gender and tries to employ underprivileged people, wherever possible.
Host communities and the respective governments therefore recognise and respect our independent, humanitarian and impartial activities, respond positively to our security requirements and facilitate unhindered, rapid and equal access to people, lives and areas in need..
OUR GOAL
The protection of life, of the bio- and ecospheres by means of environmental disaster prevention and response as well as crisis management is the overall goal of our work and rapid, direct and equal access to endangered areas and victims is mandatory.
Members as well as volunteers, associates, staff, donors and supporters of ECO²TERRA with their professional work, their personal involvement or by means of their contributions, commit themselves towards the preservation, active protection and sound development of the natural foundations of life forming the base for all people.
OUR TASKS
The basic tasks of the Association are the elaboration of solutions up front to safeguard nature and those people, who live with it in harmony, the promotion of research concerning environmental questions or concerning adapted technologies, and the transfer of existing or newly developed knowledge into practical work, in order to:
--prevent environmental degradation
--safeguard the intact environment
--preserve the diversity of fauna and flora
--protect first peoples and their natural habitat
--achieve a change in trend within damaged ecological systems
and therefore to:
--maintain the optimum freedom for a decent life and a sound economy of people.
ECO²TERRA ACTIVITIES
ECO²TERRA's activities can range from operations in direct environmental disaster prevention and relief to long term integrated programmes and from research-projects and awareness creation campaigns to rehabilitation and development programmes. The realisation process is flexible and varies in its form of implementation according to the local conditions. However, independent from the grade of volunteer or professional work provided by ECO²TERRA, the local contribution specifically in community based projects is essential and is an important indicator showing the local acceptance and feasibility of the respective projects.
ECOTERRA's mandate is to care for the natural environment and to safeguard and improve environmental, nature's, human and civil rights. We act in the spirit of the consequent realisation of the World Charter for Nature, the Rio Declaration on Environment, the Convention on Biological Diversity as well as other international conventions caring for all life on earth.
ECOTERRA's work is performed by an international network of activists, professional volunteers and the qualified staff. Funding and assistance to the various programmes and projects is provided by individual supporters and sponsors as well as qualifying governmental, inter-governmental and non-governmental donors, thus assuring independence from the dominance of a single donor, which is essential to maintain the optimal freedom for our unbiased work.
ECOTERRA as charity is politically and religiously independent,
non-sectarian, non-partisan and non-profit oriented, an equal opportunity employer without any ethnic restrictions.
ECOTERRA assists and engages without preference of race, creed, nationality, religion or gender and tries to employ underprivileged people, wherever possible.
Host communities and the respective governments therefore recognise and respect our independent, humanitarian and impartial activities, respond positively to our security requirements and facilitate unhindered, rapid and equal access to people, lives and areas in need..
OUR GOAL
The protection of life, of the bio- and ecospheres by means of environmental disaster prevention and response as well as crisis management is the overall goal of our work and rapid, direct and equal access to endangered areas and victims is mandatory.
Members as well as volunteers, associates, staff, donors and supporters of ECO²TERRA with their professional work, their personal involvement or by means of their contributions, commit themselves towards the preservation, active protection and sound development of the natural foundations of life forming the base for all people.
OUR TASKS
The basic tasks of the Association are the elaboration of solutions up front to safeguard nature and those people, who live with it in harmony, the promotion of research concerning environmental questions or concerning adapted technologies, and the transfer of existing or newly developed knowledge into practical work, in order to:
--prevent environmental degradation
--safeguard the intact environment
--preserve the diversity of fauna and flora
--protect first peoples and their natural habitat
--achieve a change in trend within damaged ecological systems
and therefore to:
--maintain the optimum freedom for a decent life and a sound economy of people.
ECO²TERRA ACTIVITIES
ECO²TERRA's activities can range from operations in direct environmental disaster prevention and relief to long term integrated programmes and from research-projects and awareness creation campaigns to rehabilitation and development programmes. The realisation process is flexible and varies in its form of implementation according to the local conditions. However, independent from the grade of volunteer or professional work provided by ECO²TERRA, the local contribution specifically in community based projects is essential and is an important indicator showing the local acceptance and feasibility of the respective projects.



Hullo,
we are a community bassed organization based in uganda east africa, we are delighted to contact you for the tremendious work you are doing towards the earth, we thought of contacting you for partnership. our work in our project can be got on ther web-site as www.elgonproject.org. Hope to share more as you get to back to us,
Regards,
Jeremiah
Public Relations/ICT.