Environmental conservation work in Australia
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06 May 2008
$63 million to protect the Coral Triangle
The Global Environment Facility (GEF) and the Asian Development Bank (ADB) are joining together to support the preservation of Asia’s Coral Triangle – the world’s centre of marine life – with the GEF committing $63 million to fund conservation of this area. » Read more
07 Apr 2008
EU carbon market sets up another round of windfall profits for dirtiest power generators
Polluting electricity generators in Europe are set to reap another round of extraordinary windfall profits from the carbon trading scheme meant to curb their carbon emissions, a new report revealed today.
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31 Mar 2008
Earth Hour great success - Millions turn off lights, while one village turns them on.
Millions globally signalled a new awareness of climate change by turning off their lights for an hour last Saturday night. World landmarks – the Sydney Opera House, San Francisco's Golden Gate Bridge, and Bangkok's Wat Arun Rajawarahrahm Pagoda disappeared into the night sky.
One community, however, did it differently. Visogo Village in Fiji celebrated Earth Hour by turning their light switches on . . . for the first time.
» Read moreNew or updated projects
Modified: May 2008 - Started: Jan 1999Establishing the Marine Stewardship Council in Oceania
This project supports the Endangered Seas Campaign in the Oceania region at a time when major opportunities exist for the implementation of key campai... » Read moreThreatened Species Programme
The Threatened Species Network (TSN) is a community-based programme of the Australian government and WWF Australia which focuses on the conservation o... » Read moreAntarctica and Southern Oceans
The Antarctic region is one of the most pristine wildernesses left on the planet. However, it is facing a number of threats and action is necessary to... » Read more
The rapidly growing numbers of extinct species is just one of the signs that life on earth is struggling. It's up to us, more than ever before, to be Futuremakers and determine whether any of us have a planet to enjoy. Find out more...
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Save Hong Kong's Seas
Hong Kong's waters were once abundant with marine life, including 80 species of hard coral and around 1,000 species of fish including Sharks, Manta rays and Green turtles.
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Hong Kong's waters were once abundant with marine life, including 80 species of hard coral and around 1,000 species of fish including Sharks, Manta rays and Green turtles.
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