How to meet the EU Biodiversity Strategy Targets?! How to meet the EU Biodiversity Strategy Targets?! ECRR Technical Newsletter 2 - 2020, November, with 6 exciting demonstrative articles! 18 November 2020 1705
Strategy leading 11th Norwegian River Restoration Seminar Strategy leading 11th Norwegian River Restoration Seminar Strategic objectives with best practice river restoration presentations! 10 October 2020 1687 Anders Iversen of the Norwegian Environment Agency: The seminar, held as a webinar, is a prelude to the Norwegian strategic plan for the restoration of watercourses, to be implemented in the UN Decade of Ecosystem Restoration 2021-2030
United Nations Decade on Ecosystem Restoration Started United Nations Decade on Ecosystem Restoration Started Get involved by joining the movement and call for action on restoration. 10 October 2020 2635 On Tuesday, 15 September a "Strategy Reveal & Engagement Kickoff" webinar was held and more than 2,500 comments informed the final strategy guiding the UN Decade on Ecosystem Restoration. The UN Decade will be officially launched in 2021. But you can already call for action on restoration now by joining the movement.
On Tuesday, 15 September a "Strategy Reveal & Engagement Kickoff" webinar was held and more than 2,500 comments informed the final strategy guiding the UN Decade on Ecosystem Restoration. The UN Decade will be officially launched in 2021. But you can already call for action on restoration now by joining the movement.
EUROPEAN COMMISSION: WATER FRAMEWORK DIRECTIVE WILL NOT BE CHANGED EUROPEAN COMMISSION: WATER FRAMEWORK DIRECTIVE WILL NOT BE CHANGED 07 July 2020 1752 The WFD is an essential piece of EU environmental legislation and is here to stay in the current form.
ECRR statement on the EC Biodiversity Strategy 2030 ECRR statement on the EC Biodiversity Strategy 2030 The ECRR is excited to see that freshwater ecosystems are one of the flagship ecosystems in the EU Biodversity Strategy 2030 14 June 2020 1953 The European Commission states that in order to achieve the objectives of the Water Framework Directive, the natural functions of rivers must be restored. The Commission aims to do this by restoring at least 25,000 km of rivers into free-flowing rivers through the removal of primarily obsolete barriers and the restoration of floodplains and wetlands.