Press releases
- October 30, 2023
The past two years have made us pessimistic about slowing the climate catastrophe
“Half billion people are trying hard, while the other 7 billion are doing nothing at all to stop it.”
Read more- October 17, 2023
Climate Scepticism Threatens Sustainable Living in Our Region
Climate Scepticism Threatens Sustainable Living in Latvia.
Read more- July 18, 2023
Game On! Festival Greening Handbook helps you organize sustainable events
The Ultimate Guide to Greening Your Festival
Read more- July 10, 2023
Media Toolkit for Journalists: Climate Crisis in Central America
Media Toolkit for Journalists: Climate Crisis in Central America
Read more- July 9, 2023
In pursuit of the facts - Does climate justice exist in Honduras?
Climate crisis in Central America: Media tour in Honduras
Read more- May 8, 2023
Latvian Fund for Nature launches the campaign Accidental Party Animal
On 27 April, the Latvian National Museum of Natural History (Krišjāņa Barona iela 4, Riga) launched the Latvian Fund for Nature (LDF) campaign ‘Accidental Party Animal’ for organising nature- and climate-friendly events.
Read more- September 22, 2022
The Latvian Fund for Nature invites people to go geocaching and learn about climate change
Starting from September, the Latvian Fund for Nature offers the geocaching series “ClimateQuest” in various places of Latvia to explain climate change and its consequences.
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- March 31, 2022
Scientists views on climate change are believed to be the most credible
People in 8 European countries were asked. The results of two recent studies have been merged to give an insight into the extent to which scientists' findings and people's opinions overlap.
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- November 5, 2021
Street actions to raise awareness about climate change during the first Climate Camp Solingen
Fundamental issues of climate change were highlighted by 40 young people in a fantastic dance performance. Young ambassadors from 8 European countries were invited to Climate Camp Solingen, and at the end of the week, they organized three street actions related to climate change. The event was closed with a joint dance to raise awareness of biodiversity with the help of beetle-plate dancers.
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- November 2, 2021
The New Board Game Terra Futura Scored a Big Hit at SPIEL '21, One of the Biggest Board Game Fairs in the World, in Essen
The board game Terra Futura has been a huge success among players and visitors to one of the world’s biggest game fairs, Spiel’21, in Essen, Germany. The game was created as part of a collaborative international project ‘Game On’ with the Czech game company Albi. Terra Futura takes players into the future, where they build cities and strive to achieve the greatest possible balance between production and sustainability. The ‘Game On’ project aims to positively motivate and encourage young people to engage in activities aimed at tackling climate change. The project uses gamification to understand the global context and impacts of climate change on people’s lives and planetary ecosystems.
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- May 22, 2021