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07/12/2011 - News from the network ALPARC Excursion Vorarlberg 2011
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Local anchoring of actions The triple crisis - ecologically, economically and socially - running through our society, causes concrete utopias, which overtake dreams and speeches to anchor in the action... |
06/12/2011 - News from the Alps “Some bearded vultures and some men”: the DVD
The DVD film “Some bearded vultures and some men” directed by Mathieu Le Lay is finally available.
08/11/2011 - International news Federal Environment Minister Röttgen opens UN Decade on Biodiversity 2011-2020: Conservation of biological diversity is an investment in the future
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In Berlin today Federal Environment Minister Norbert Röttgen officially opened the UN Decade on Biodiversity. "The current financial crisis entails the danger of thinking that nature conservation is not affordable in times of crisis. In fact, the opposite is true.“ He launched a competition to find the best decade projects. Applications can be submitted from today. |
07/11/2011 - International news Newsletter of the HABIT-CHANGE project
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At the website www.habit-change.eu you can download the first newsletter of the HABIT-CHANGE project. |
07/11/2011 - News from the Alps Alpine Convention’s 20th anniversary!
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Today, we celebrate the 20th anniversary of the Alpine Convention’s! Discover a lot of information about this convention under www.alpconv.org and on this page regarding the contribution of ALPARC to the Alpine Convention. |