Category: IUCN Members
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Cheetah conservation and community health – paper published
The UK’s most recent IUCN member, the Margaret Pyke Trust, has published what is likely the first ever paper making the connections between human reproductive health and rights and the conservation of a specific species – the cheetah. In “The importance of human reproductive health and rights for cheetah conservation” the Margaret Pyke Trust, and…
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UNESCO Biospheres meet in Dublin
Man and Biosphere Reserves, like World Heritage Sites and Geoparks, are of course, a product of UNESCO, the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation. There are six ‘Biospheres’ in British waters when you include the Isle of Man, and two more in Ireland, contributing to the 669 total in 120 countries around the world.…
