Natureforall
#NatureForAll was formally launched at the 2016 International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) World Conservation Congress in Hawai’i.
An IUCN global movement to inspire love of nature, built on the knowledge that the more people experience nature, the more they appreciate, love, and care for it. The movement is driven by a growing IUCN-led global coalition of partners who represent a variety of sectors. It is bringing together a diversity of players to scale up the reach and impact of their collective work and take it to a new l
This partner was recognized during the IUCN Reginal Conservation Forum in Kenya last week for his efforts. Well done!!
Jo Joly of Families in Nature shares her experience attending the Children & Nature Network Nature Everywhere Conference. It's "a community where I make a difference doing what I love, helping others connect deeply to their sense of place in the world, in nature where everyone belongs. "
https://natureforall.global/blog/reliving-cnn-nature-everywhere/
Great opportunity!
Looking for bragging rights and maybe some funding, too? Submit your application for the Global E-STEM Awards presented by Pratt & Whitney and NAAEE, and receive up to $50k in funding. Winning nonprofits and schools will demonstrate how they work with students 11–22 to advance climate change solutions, sustainable energy, or sustainable transportation.
Apply by July 8: https://naaee.org/programs/e-stem/e-stem-awards
What a truly inspiring story!!
Local group of women implement community-based restoration area, creating their own source of income – Rainforest Trust Local group of women implement community-based restoration area, creating their own source of income Jun 24, 2024 One of the local women showing progress on the trees that have been planted. Photo courtesy of Fundación Biodiversa. Back to Top Blog post by Kelly Nealon Colombia is the second-most bi...
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🏆 The industry's top award is almost here! Are you a young leader or contributor to parks, open spaces, and recreation? The WUP awards showcase your achievements and impact. Don't miss out - submit now! 🌟🌳 Visit our website for details.
https://wup.connectedcommunity.org/programs/awards
Some good news from Spain and Portugal!! It's the "greatest recovery of a cat species ever achieved through conservation".
One of world’s rarest cats no longer endangered - conservation agency The Iberian lynx is now classed as "vulnerable" as numbers surge due to conservation efforts.
On this day marking desertification and drought, meet some inspiring youth from around the world working on land restoration, drought resilience, sustainable agriculture and green technology. They are great examples of how loving nature leads to action for nature!!
This Desertification and Drought Day, we are proud to announce 10 exceptional young people selected as the new UNCCD Land Heroes! 🌱
Hailing from diverse corners of the globe, these young changemakers are making great strides to restore land and make their communities stronger. Join us and follow their journeys to discover new pathways to land restoration, drought resilience, sustainable agriculture and green technology.
From reforesting barren landscapes to implementing sustainable farming practices, these Land Heroes exemplify the youth’s potential to drive solutions for a sustainable future.
Today, we celebrate their achievements and recognize their commitment to a better future on land. Let's amplify their voices and support their efforts!
https://www.unccd.int/news-stories/press-releases/global-call-lands-sustainable-future
Today is the first , which aims to "preserve, promote, and prioritize playing so that all people, especially children, can reap the rewards and thrive to their full potential". Many partners know that outdoor play offers everyone, not just children, many benefits, from better physical and mental health to a stronger connection with nature. Check out the Playbook for suggestions and possibilities on enjoying the outdoors.
https://natureforall.global/publications/
The Playbook is also available in Spanish, Chinese and French.
Children & Nature Network The Outdoor Learning School & Store Programa Criança e Natureza
What an interesting way to explore, and learn about, a country!
Tune in tomorrow, at 5 pm CET for a conversation between Gil Penalosa from 8 80 Cities and Richard Louv, founder of Children & Nature Network, on the importance of exposure to nature for healthy child development and a look at a "future and new nature movement".
Register at https://us06web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_xZSGzOp6R7qaNHqwVsfKBw #/registration
A beautiful post highlighting the beauty and importance of reefs on World Coral Triangle day!
Hâte de voir ce projet depuis la Bélgique! Quelle belle initiative.
Celebrate and immerse yourself in sounds of nature! Listen to humpback whales traveling the west coast of Costa Rica, beluga whales along the St. Lawrence River of Canada, a post-dusk chorus along the beaches of Gran Caldera the Luba in Equatorial Guinea or the call of morning birds on an India Ocean wetland in Sri Lanka.
Sounds of Your Park brings you a growing collection of sounds intended to celebrate the acoustical beauty and diversity of the world’s national parks and other protected areas.
https://soundsofyourpark.com/exploresounds
What a great, and inspiring, story of connecting with nature! Well deserved accomplishment Jason!!
Throughout a 23-year career, Jason Stout has focused on helping children and families find a path to healing by building a bridge between grief support and the transformative benefits of outdoor adventures and learning.
On May 31, Children & Nature Network awarded Stout the 2024 Richard Louv Prize in recognition of his life’s work — and his dedication to removing barriers and expanding opportunities for individuals to connect with nature.
“Grief is the most disruptive experience we can have,” Jason said at the Nature Everywhere Conference, where he accepted the prize, “but nature is the most powerful, transformative medicine — and the healthiest, without any side effects. Except for a few scratches, right? And those are actually good for us.”
The Richard Louv Prize was created in 2021 to honor the visionary leadership of Children & Nature Network co-founder and celebrated author, Richard Louv. This annual $15,000 cash prize is open to any individual, anywhere in the world, and is designed to recognize innovative strategies for creating regular access to the benefits of nature.
Read more about Jason and his work in the latest edition of here!
https://www.childrenandnature.org/resources/fnn-2024-richard-louv-prize-winner-jason-stout-helps-children-grieve-heal-and-learn-in-nature/
Tragedy Assistance Program for Survivors (TAPS) Outward Bound Judi's House
What a great programme!!
It's , and we can't think of anything better than to care for our planet!
ps: Video is available in 42 languages at https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL5psfc5Sonm05iQCbdNm5jqY2ftkT73Dc
Great visual story. Such inspiring and important work! Well done.
Through Women’s Lenses: A Photo Story on Documenting Biocultural Plant Species in the Salween Peace Park by the Women Research Group – Women4Biodiversity Through Women’s Lenses: A Photo Story on Documenting Biocultural Plant Species in the Salween Peace Park by the Women Research Groupby Women4BiodiversityTranslate this text | Traducir este texto | Traduire ce texte: Nestled amidst the lush rainforests of Myanmar, the Salween Peace Park is a haven ...
¡qué gran recurso!
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Checa este increíble catálogo de fauna mexicana en peligro de extinción para que conozcas a algunas de las especies que están batallando por sobrevivir en suelos mexicanos.
Catálogo completo en:
https://bit.ly/3DFur6v
Excelente iniciativa de la UNAM, FES Cuautitlán y de Diseño y Comunicación Visual👏
Happy . How are you showing your love for nature? What actions are you taking to be part of ?
Celebrate today and take action for nature. Be part of be part of . https://youtu.be/Cfl9QVOnRgQhttps://youtu.be/Cfl9QVOnRgQ
About to embark on the last day of the Children & Nature Network Nature Everywhere Conference. If you are here, drop by the booth. There are still a few stickers and buttons, and materials from a few partners.
Thanks to Families in Nature for staffing the booth!
The Outdoor Learning School & Store Project Learning TreeSustainable Forestry Initiative Parks Canada Take Me Outside
How will you take care of your local blue space? 💙
As part of , we have six fun activities to get involved in. Action Plan will help you come up with a plan to take care of your local blue space – whether it’s a beach, lake, river, stream or canal
Get involved in the fun on 7 June by registering on our website.
How are you marking this year’s next week?
If you are planning an event or activity, add it to the World Environment Day map and join .
Find out more at:
https://worldenvironmentday.global/get-involved/register-activity
UN Environment Programme
This Saturday, on the occasion of the International Children's Day, the newly established Youth Advisory Committee (YAC) of the IUCN invites you to its first IUCN YAC Talks event: Youth for Earth : Exploring, Learning and Protecting.
This webinar, featuring members of the YAC, aims to explore the role of children in nature conservation.
The event will be available in English, French, and Spanish, as simultaneous interpretation will be provided.
Register at https://takingitglobal.zoom.us/meeting/register/tJwtc-uuqTooHtEaYa3iGPlXgFO9Prw0f3vM #/registration
Don't miss this discussion on May 28 on whether nature and technology are allies or adversaries in Urban Progress. Join Dr. Nadina Galle, Founder of "Internet of Nature", National Geographic Explorer, and Author of "The Nature of Our Cities" as she discusses this topic with Gil Penalosa, founder Cities for Everyone and 8 80 Cities
Register at https://www.gpenalosa.ca/index.php/webtalk
Jackson Wild and CITES have teamed up again for our World Wildlife Day 2024 Showcase, one of many global events illustrating this year’s WWD theme: "Connecting People and Planet: Exploring Digital Innovation in Wildlife Conservation."
This year's showcase will highlight work that demonstrates the transformative power of technology in conservation, ranging from the utilization of filmmaking technologies to advance scientific understanding, to projects that integrate the interactive potential of digital media and technology to foster connections with the natural world.
Films must be under 25 minutes in length and all projects must be available globally at no cost from March 4, 2024 to December 31, 2024. Best of all: entry into the showcase is free of charge!
Learn more and enter your project today: www.jacksonwild.org/digital-innovation-in-wildlife-conservation
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