Wetlands, our Lifeline.
LIVING LAKES NETWORK ACTIVITIES 13th International Living Lakes Conference Theme: Lake Management – Challenges in a Changing World Lake Chapala, Villa Montecarlo Hotel Chapala, Mexico 20 -25 March 2010 The CLEAR Partnership was represented at the Conference by Ms. Amy
Mr. Edrian Echague was the CLEAR Youth Network delegate to the World Leadership Conference 2009 on 15 – 19 June 2009 in Singapore Management University in Singapore. His participation is being sponsored by the World Bank. The 5-day international conference gathered
The 12th Living Lakes Conference was held on 22 to 27 September 2008 at Lake Trasimeno in Italy. With the theme “Linking Cultural Landscape Values to Lake Protection“, the conference highlighted the links between culture and the use of natural resources in
The International Yves Rocher Trophée de Femmes was awarded to Marion Hammerl for her contribution to the Living Lakes network honouring her outstanding honorary commitment for the protection of lakes and water on a global basis and through concrete local
In the International Training of Trainers on Wetland Management held in Bogor, Indonesia on 05-23 March 2007, two members of the Society for the Conservation of Philippine Wetlands, Inc. were sent to participate. Ms. Che Prudente and Ms. Amy Lecciones joined other participants from
The 11th Living Lakes Conference was held on 29 October to 02 November 2006 in Nanchang, China. With its theme Sustainable Lake Management: Balancing Agriculture and Lake Protection, the sharing of experiences between members of the network was focused on how to balance lake
This is a video documentary of the Living Lakes Conference 2005 held in May 2005 at Taal Vista Hotel in Tagaytay City, Philippines. The main organizer for the event was the Conservation of Laguna de Bay’s Environment and Resources (the
The theme of the 9th Living Lakes Conference was “Land and Water Use in Recreational Development – Business and Corporate Social Responsibility for Water Ecosystems“. The Conference was about exploring land use and water use strategies that protect the natural values of
Release of the updated Red List of Threatened Species, the world’s most authoritative source of information on the status of plants and animals – Saiga antelope, wild Bactrian camel and Iberian lynx become Critically Endangered status, two cactus species go