The Joggins Fossil Institute is a charity which was developed to conserve the Joggins Fossil Cliffs World Heritage Site for future generations. The Institute is committed to conserving the Earth’s resources and the diversity of life, and values the ecological integrity of its site. The Landscape Management Plan is based upon existing species and the re-introduction of native species to the Acadian Forest region.
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5 February 2010, Trondheim (Norway). Twelve messages are the final outcome of the conference “Getting the biodiversity targets right – working for sustainable development” held in Trondheim ... Read more.
28 January 2010 (Madrid, Spain). The ten “Cibeles” are the outcome of the Spanish Presidency’s conference on the “Post-2010 Biodiversity Vision and Target – The role of ... Read more.
25 January 2010. After Berlin just a few weeks ago, the International Year of Biodiversity was launched in Paris and Brussels.
At the UNESCO Headquarters in ... Read more.
