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From: Nadine Pickering: Namibian Coats Conservation and Management Project (NACOMA) - Essay Competition for Grade 11 & 12 learners. The Ministry of Environment and Tourism (MET) and the Ministry of Regional Local Government Housing and Rural Development (MRLGHRD) through their Namibian Coast Conservation and... From: Kashiefa Parker: Environmental Facilitators Needed The Amy Biehl Foundation in Cape Town looking for 6 facilitators to teach environmental education to school kids. The position is part time in the afternoons from 3 pm – 5 pm an... From: Kashiefa Parker: Re: DLIST stakeholder participation coure now available online Dear DLISTers
Please note that registration for the online stakeholder participation
course has been extended until Friday 5th February. If you are having any
problems in... From: Kashiefa Parker: Re: take action on forest destruction in madagascar I think that Glen is absolutely right... if we as members of civil society,
NGOs etc do not make a noise about such issues then we have no hope of
stopping it. This is what ... From: ekogaia: take action on forest destruction in madagascar I know that we have heard on this list of this destruction of the rosewood and ebony in Madagascan protected areas from our comrades within the affected areas. The message below...
Discussions on DLIST have raised interesting questions around the use and loss of indigenous knowledge in the Benguela region and beyond. We decided to gather that information - in this Burning Issue you can read about indigenous knowledge, threats to indigenous knowledge systems, some interesting case studies of application of traditional knowledge, and what is being done to preserve it.
The Distance Learning and Information Sharing Tool [ DLIST - Benguela ] community focusses specifically on issues relevant to the coastal area from Cape Point to Nothern Angola - The Bengeula Current Large Marine Ecosystem.
Do you have an environmental questions, need technical advice, or need to find someone who can assist you?ASK AWAY!
Earthnotes Film Festival
This year sees the launch of Earthnotes, an environmental documentary film festival presented by DLIST.
The DLIST newsletter contains a summary of the recent activities and talking points within the DLIST community. The October issue focuses on topics related to artisenal fisheries and aquaculture.
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