| "CEEweb for Biodiversity"
is an international network of non-governmental organizations
in the Central and Eastern European (CEE) region. The
mission of the network is the conservation of the biodiversity
through the promotion of sustainable development. Read
more >> |
| Join the Pan-European Biodiversity
Picnic campaign by organising a national event
on 22 May, International Biodiversity Day! Read
more >> |
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Ecosystem Services: read our new publication "Services of nature"
to see that biodiversity protection in many cases contributes
to the maintaining of ecosystem services. Read
more>>
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The 2nd Meeting of the Carpathian Convention Working
Group on sustainable tourism took place on 23-25 April
2008 in Poland. Check
the results the meeting >>
The draft Tourism Protocol to the Carpathian Convention
is ready for commenting. Express
your oppinion >> |
| According to the European
Portuguese Presidency's "Business and Biodiversity"
Initiative (B@B) the business sector should get more involved
in nature protection. Read
more >> |
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The Belgrade Conference on 10-12 October provided
another opportunity within the 'Environment for Europe'
process to shape environmental policy on Pan-European
level. Returning from Belgrade with mixed feelings,
NGOs now need to keep a close eye on the follow up.
Read
more>> |
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Diversity: newsletter of the CEEweb network
In the latest issue read about biodiversity and sustainable
consumption, the ways and tricks of working on military
areas, the good work done in wetlands restoration, diverse
news from the activities of our members, and history
in biodiversity.
Read
more and download >> |
| Tourism for Nature!
CEEweb participates in a GEF funded project, which aims
to promote the conservation and sustainable use of biological
diversity through the development and implementation of
sustainable tourism practices in three biosphere reserves.
Read
more >> |
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How much biodiversity and Natura 2000 are integrated
into the National Strategic Reference Frameworks in
the new member states?
Read the assessment
of the CEEweb Natura 2000 Working Group from seven CEE
countries. |
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Rural development in the Carpathians
CEEweb is implementing the Sustainable Regional Development
Model Project in the Carpathian Mountains. Read
more >> |
| Bio-geographic seminars
are important milestones in the adoption of the proposed
Special Areas of Conservation, which will form part of
the Natura 2000 network. In the new EU member
states CEEweb coordinates the NGO input into the seminars
in cooperation with WWF. Read
more >> |
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The Working Groups of CEEweb are mission-oriented
task forces receiving financial and administrative support
from the CEEweb Policy Office. Click on their name or
read
more about the Working Groups >> |
| CEEweb is striving for
the implementation of the Convention on Biological Diversity,
the Pan-European Biological and Landscape Diversity Strategy,
as well as the Carpathian Convention. Read
more >> |
