Archives of Press Releases of Global Nature Fund

08/08/2018
Biodiversity – It’s Your Business
New publication of Global Nature Fund (GNF) presents international best practice examples of Pro Biodiversity Businesses and successful approaches from seven protected areas in the Danube and Dinaric regions in local language.
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06/20/2018
Strong Growth in Biodiversity Awareness in Germany over the last 10 years
Consumers expect companies to respect biodiversity in their operations - but confidence in business is low
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05/15/2018
Fundación Global Nature wins Ramsar Award for its contribution to wetland conservation worldwide
Fundación Global Nature, Spanish entity dedicated to nature conservation, is the 2018 winner of the Ramsar Convention Award in the Wise Use category.
The prize acknowledges Fundación Global Nature’s 25 years of work on more than 100 wetlands, 14,000 hectares and an € 18 million investment.
The Ramsar Wetland Conservation Awards are among the most prestigious international prizes on nature protection.
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02/02/2018
Sri Lankan Lakes under Pressure
Global Nature Fund nominates Lake Bolgoda and Lake Madampe as "Threatened Lakes of the Year 2018" on the occasion of the World Wetlands Day.
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07/26/2017
Energy Globe Award for the Environmental Foundation Global Nature Fund
The Energy Globe Award – an internationally acclaimed and renowned environmental prize for resource management, energy efficiency and renewable energies – has found its way to Lake Constance. The environmental foundation Global Nature Fund was presented with the Energy Globe Award for two of their projects in Burundi and Colombia.
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04/28/2017
Tackling the extinction – how food standards address the loss of biodiversity
European Initiative "Biodiversity in Standards and Labels for the Food Sector" publishes insights on how protection of biodiversity is currently addressed in standards and labels for the food sector
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01/31/2017
Lake Tanganyika, a lake of superlatives, is "Threatened Lake of the Year 2017"
Global Nature Fund nominates Lake Tanganyika as "Threatened Lake of the Year". Sedimentation, pollution and overexploitation jeopardise Africa’s second largest lake. With almost 17 % of the world's available fresh water, Lake Tanganyika is of global importance and source of life for millions of people.
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11/21/2016
Raising Awareness of the Plight of the Dead Sea
Seven Hour Swim across the Dead Sea
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09/30/2016
2016 Sustainable Destinations Top 100
100 Destinations Win Global Sustainability Competition
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01/28/2016
Richest fish inland water body in Southeast Asia – The Tonle Sap Lake is "Threatened Lake of the Year 2016"
Dam construction and climate change influence the natural water cycles of the streams in the Lower Mekong Basin. This causes a domino effect with dramatic consequences on the unique ecosystem of Lake Tonle Sap.
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