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Youth Demand Action on Nature, Following IUCN s First-Ever Global Youth Summit
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Youth Demand Action on Nature, Following IUCN s First-Ever Global Youth Summit
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Earth Day 2021: 10 Environmental Organisations to Help Save Our Planet Share
In conjunction with Earth Day 2021 on 22 April, we’ll be discussing issues and providing resources for change.
It starts with acknowledging the fact that our planet is dying because of us. It’s our greed and expansionist mindset that is directly the cause of degradation of forests, endangerment of animal species, climate change, and many other serious factors that have brought our planet to the critical stage it stands on today.
But we still have time to make amends and do our part in making this world a better place for everyone. And there are people among us who have taken it upon themselves to fight for a better tomorrow. They know, and we too must understand, that the planet is not yours or mine alone; it belongs to all of us. And, therefore, when it comes to preserving it for ourselves and the future generations, we must join hands RIGHT NOW.
MADISON, Wis. – The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (DNR) today announced the 2021 Spring Hearing questions and results are now available.
Due to COVID-19, the in-person public meetings known as the Spring Hearings were cancelled, but the public was still able to participate through the online April 12-April 15. More than 12,600 people provided input.Statewide hearing results and the questions are available online here.
“I’m really happy the Wisconsin Conservation Congress has this online option for allowing citizens to weigh in, given the current situation related to COVID-19,” said Wisconsin Conservation Congress Chair
Tony Blattler. “There are a lot of competing interests vying for the time and attention of Wisconsinites and I’m thrilled with the input and public discussions we had around the Spring Hearing questions this year. We had a record number of citizens submit resolutions to the process roughly 400 and that tells me the public is intere