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An IUCN-led monitoring mission to the Lagoons of New Caledonia in the French Pacific Ocean archipelago, will look at how the site is managed, evaluate the impact of mining activities in the buffer zone and identify no-take zones.

Une mission de suivi dont l’UICN est le chef de file visitera les lagons de Nouvelle Calédonie, dans l’archipel français du Pacifique, pour examiner la gestion du site, évaluer l’impact des activités minières dans la zone tampon et définir des zones de pêche interdite.

“By 2016, bioenergy responsibly contributes to biodiversity conservation, climate change solutions and sustainable livelihoods, as part of building resilient ecological and socio-economic systems.” This is IUCN’s working vision for sustainable bioenergy, an outcome of a recent workshop that…

Video message of IUCN Director General Julia Marton-Lefèvre on the occasion of the 40th Anniversary of the Ramsar Convention