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Sustainable Forest Management
1+ hour, 35+ min ago (196+ words) Tree Farm Licence 26 (TFL26) is guided by many higher level plans, approved by the Province of BC or certification organizations. The Forest Stewardship Plan [PDF/4.1MB] is a landscape-level plan for potential forest development activities that are intended to take place in…...
Protected native plant licences
38+ min ago (340+ words) Licensing helps regulate the cut-flower and whole-plant industries to sustainably harvest and cultivate protected native plants for sale. Native plants are protected in New South Wales by the Biodiversity Conservation Act 2016 (BC Act). Under the BC Act, it is an…...
NSW Environmental Trust
38+ min ago (165+ words) The NSW Environmental Trust funds projects that enhance the environment of New South Wales. Learn about the NSW Environmental Trust's objectives and governance and read our annual reports. Learn which types of projects are funded by the Environmental Trust and…...
Mysuru: Forest dept orders end to use of trees for illumination
9+ hour, 47+ min ago (483+ words) Environmentalists form Human chain urging to protect trees from Illumination infront of Kalamandira on Vinoba road in Mysuru on Thursday. Mysuru: In a major development, in order to protect the green heritage of Mysuru, officials of the Forest department, have…...
Rustlers beware! Manitoba RCMP's new 'cattle cop' hitting the trail to combat livestock theft
6+ hour, 32+ min ago (598+ words) The Manitoba government says it's beefing up efforts to protect livestock producers from theft and fraud with a new, dedicated RCMP officer and investigation unit. The province is adding funding for the RCMP to hire a designated officer who will…...
JOTA JOTI Resources
4+ day, 4+ hour ago (496+ words) Home > International > JOTA – JOTI > JOTA JOTI Resources The links below are to PDF fact sheets meant to help explain JOTI / JOTA. These can be used to encourage participation in these great jamborees and to recruit new participants. Click the document…...
Southern Africa: Six SADC Countries Unveil Vulture Safe Zone Alliance
15+ hour, 30+ min ago (276+ words) Six southern African countries recently launched the Vulture Safe Zone Alliance and the Vulture Safe Zone guidelines, signalling an important step towards the protection of vultures in the region. The alliance and guidelines were launched at the Global Flyways Summit…...
World Octopus Day 2026: Why Are Octopuses Considered One of the Smartest Sea Animals?
8+ hour, 40+ min ago (993+ words) World Octopus Day is being observed on Oct. 8, 2026, shining a spotlight on an animal recognized for its sophisticated learning, problem-solving and behavior. The annual observance is more than a celebration of an unusual sea creature. It also highlights the environmental…...
EPA Rule Change Speeds Up Wetland Projects
3+ hour, 16+ min ago (1473+ words) Developers could see faster approvals and fewer federal hurdles under the Trump administration’s latest proposal to narrow which wetlands fall under the Clean Water Act, a shift that would hand far more permitting authority to states and cut months from…...
Shrinking Forests, Dwindling Wildlife: Conservation Must Move Beyond Numbers
1+ day, 8+ hour ago (1217+ words) National Wildlife Week National Wildlife Week, observed from October 2 to 8, reminds us through its 2026 message—"Connected Habitats, Thriving Wildlife"—that increasing tiger, elephant or leopard numbers is not enough. Small, isolated forest patches cannot secure wildlife. Roads, railways, power lines…...