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Want to learn more about the alien worlds of insects? Tomorrow on June 27th Environment for the Americas is hosting a virtual book club meeting that will explore the evolutionary wonders which enable insects to thrive on our planet. The award-winning author, producer and director Steve Nicholls combines brilliant imagery and engaging writing to shed light on the threats that insects face, and the interlinkage between their fate and ours. Register here:

https://us06web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZAvd-ChrTIrHtfZX4lwrSlJkuJ_GC4VyRHz #/registration



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Ocean Action IS climate action!

This , we’re celebrating and how the ocean affects and heals the climate.

Find ways to help at today’s World Ocean Day!

https://worldoceanday.org

Because of climate change, as much as 87% of the Critical Sites in Africa are predicted to become less suitable for waterbirds by 2050.

Habitat restoration can help migratory waterbirds become climate resilient.

We are !



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"I would like to echo this year’s IDB theme and reassure you that AEWA is already and will continue to play an active role in implementing the GBF!

- Jacques Trouvilliez, Executive Secretary of AEWA

https://www.unep-aewa.org/en/news/statement-jacques-trouvilliez-executive-secretary-agreement-conservation-african-eurasian-1

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that 85% of flowering plants require animal pollination? In most cases this job is done by insects.

If we lose those pollinators, many plants will struggle to survive, and many migratory birds that depend on them.

➡️ http://worldmigratorybirdday.org

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is coming up tomorrow and focuses on the importance of insects for migratory birds.

As an important source of food, insects offer rich nutrients crucial for the survival of these birds, which rely on them when they are nurturing their young, but also at other stages of their lifecycle, during migration in particular.

Learn how to on !

⬇️ http://worldmigratorybirdday.org

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📢PRESS RELEASE:

2024 campaign highlights the decline of insects important to many species of .



Learn more: ➡️https://unep-aewa.org/en/news/world-migratory-bird-day-2024-highlights-importance-insects

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🆕East Atlantic Flyway book highlights fascinating stories behind the biology and behaviour of millions of migratory waterbirds as well as the international efforts that have been undertaken to conserve them by CMS and AEWA.

https://www.unep-aewa.org/en/news/east-atlantic-flyway-book-highlights-role-cms-and-aewa



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Without water, life as we know it wouldn't exist.

Migratory animals and humans rely on it to survive, making it critical to protect our planet's water resources for the sake of all living beings.

Water is also essential for peace!

Learn more on today's

https://www.un.org/en/observances/water-day

AEWA Technical Committee convenes to review progress in work plan implementation ➡️

Learn more: https://www.unep-aewa.org/en/news/aewa-technical-committee-convenes-review-progress-work-plan-implementation

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