... corporations that devour our commons and distribute most of their profit to a sliver of the population. And government—which in theory should defend our commons—is all too

... interesting historical overview traces the American conservation movement from ... prominent citizens visited Yellowstone and decided that the federal government should preserve the area, through today, when the major

... civil society organizations and private business. It needs the long-term commitment and vision of men and women. It needs people who are and continue to be Champions of the Earth. Champions of the Earth is an international environment

National Parks and Protected Areas explores the roles that national parks play in preserving and understanding biodiversity and related ecosystem processes. As the gateway to the conservation

“In the world there is a new collective force of people mobilising around the issue of peace but linking it to the need to protect the environment. But we must assert our collective vision and responsibility to shape that peace not

... Nations Environment Programme - World Conservation Monitoring Centre (UNEP-WCMC) has been pioneering the delivery of interactive map-based conservation data on the Internet for many years. The Centre's Interactive Map Service

... our resources better, fighting over them would not then occur…so, protecting the global environment is directly related ... peace…those of us who understand the complex concept of the environment

Friday, April 18, 2008 The World Bank Tries to Re-Write Bolivian ... political propaganda is a staple of the Sunday editions. Running full-page ... that crosses ideological lines. In the same edition readers might be treated

... organizations (NGOs) worldwide in the cause of advancing peace and well-being and providing the mechanism and ... to connect, partner, share, inspire, and multiply their contributions to

... that true nature can only be found on the pristine, remote extremities of civilization and that these places have little to do with the everyday human world. Culture is here, nature far away. The trouble is not with protecting and