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February 9, 2022Swedish Environmental Protection Agency

LIKE NATURE 2021- COMPETITION FOR THE MIDDLE SCHOOL

Like nature 2021 was a school competition that inspired wonderful outdoor lessons with a local environment as a learning environment. During autumn, middle school classes competed with their best nature tips in image and text. It took place between 1...

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January 9, 2022One Planet Network

Naturum - visitor centres in nature

A naturum is a visitor centre with activities and exhibitions, located at several of Sweden’s national parks and nature reserves. Here, you will be welcomed by friendly, knowledgeable staff who will answer your questions and guide you through the...

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January 4, 2022One Planet Network

Nordic Hub at COP26 Helsinki
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December 31, 2021One Planet Network

The Right of Public Access - a unique opportunity

In Sweden, you have a Right of Public Access whenever you visit Swedish nature whether you’re going for a walk, kayaking, climbing a mountain or simply enjoying nature. The Swedish EPA has emphaises the right of all people in Sweden to visit nature...

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January 27, 2021One Planet Network

Regional webinars on sustainable consumption
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September 28, 2020United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP)

World leaders highlight Sustainable Consumption and Production in 'Pledge for Nature'

Ahead of the United Nations Summit on Biodiversity on Wednesday 30th September, 64 world leaders and the EU have committed to reversing biodiversity loss by 2030