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Migratory Birds, Land and Climate Change

by Meenakshi Advani Rai, ACIW Mumbai  

Fly means “to soar through air; move through the air with wings,” the Old English fleogan: “to fly, take flight, rise into the air.” Migratory birdsbirds connect people, ecosystems, cultures, development and nations, offering an extraordinary opportunity for international collaboration. “They are symbols of peace and of an interconnected planet,” says Secretary-General António Guterres of the...

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Women in the Environmental Movement

by Rena Levin, AWC Oslo

Jane and GretaMany hearts were warmed by photos like this from Davos 2019. How could they not be? Looking at each other with mutual respect and admiration, young climate change activist Greta Thunberg and scientist and conservation advocate Jane Goodall spoke to the ongoing struggle to care for our planet.

The picture was also gratifying because it...

The Coronavirus and the Environment

by Anne van Oorschot (AWC The Hague)

Who could have imagined six months ago, that I and more than 150 other FAWCO members would NOT be in Luxembourg from March 20–22? Certainly not me!! It is ironic that just as Health has become our Target issue, the entire world is being shown just how drastically health problems can affect lives.

Environmentally Considerate Living – Part 2

By Valerie Garforth (FAUSA)

Much can be learned about living an environmentally considerate life by looking back to our younger days, growing up in the pre-consumer age. Young people today are rediscovering how to live that way, and we have much to learn from each other! 

Last month in Lessons from the Pre-Consumer Age – Part 1, I shared information about life...

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Environmentally Considerate Living – Part 1

Living an Environmentally Considerate Life – What we can learn from growing up in the pre-consumer age

 

by Valerie Garforth (FAUSA)

We of the Baby Boomer generation have much to answer for when it comes to environmental impact, but we know how to live an environmentally considerate life – we just have to look back to our younger days,

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Health and Climate Change

By: Amal Lahlafi (AIWA of Rabat)

There is no doubt that we are all exposed to serious threats due to the continuous rise in temperature on our planet. This statement indicates the horror and fear of the upcoming repercussions of global warming. According to some experts and scientists, that is the reality we all have to admit to and thus face...

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