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World Wildlife Day – Life below Water: for People and the Planet
World Wildlife Day 2019: Life below Water : for People and the Planet
The theme of this year’s World Wildlife Day campaign is “Life below Water: for People and the Planet” and is closely aligned to the 14th Sustainable Development Goal (SDG14), which aims to conserve and sustainably use the oceans, seas and marine resources.
Amarrados con cintas y entre plástcios hallaron cerca 200 animales silvestres
New Paper on Animal Culture Published in the Journal Science
© Jim Zuckerman
A paper compiled by an international team of researchers with expertise in animals as diverse as birds and whales has been published online today by the journal Science. The paper sets out the evidence accumulated over the years of the importance of social learning in a wide range of vertebrate species.
Inger Andersen Appointed as UNEP Executive Director
Inger Andersen has been appointed as the new UNEP Executive Director © Eric Bridiers
Inger Andersen of Denmark is the new Executive Director of the United Nations Environment Programme. Her nomination to the post by UN Secretary-General António Guterres was approved by acclamation by the UN General Assembly on Wednesday, 20 February.
2019/005: Junior Professional Officer
The Secretariat would like to draw attention to Resolution 12.2 on “Fina
2019/004: Interim Arrangements for the Management of the CMS Secretariat
The UN Environment Programme/CMS Secretariat would like to inform Parties of the interim arrangements for the management of the Secretariat.
2019/003: Call Financial Support to CMS and its 13th Meeting of the Conference of the Parties
2019/002: Report of the 48th Meeting of the CMS Standing Committee
The Secretariat is pleased to announce that the report of the 48th Meeting of the CMS Standing Committee, which was held on 23 - 24 October 2018, has been finalized and approved.
Orcas im Reisafjord: Auf der Jagd (Photos)
Orcas auf Heringsjagd: Die Schwertwal-Population vor Norwegen ist dafür bekannt, dass sie den Wanderbewegungen von Heringen folgt.
The tale of the albatross and the algorithm
This is a story about the albatross, one of the most iconic and endangered groups of birds, about industrial fishing in the remotest ocean regions that kills them, and an astonishing experiment in