Archivo mensual: septiembre 2011

With the participation of more than 400 schools Directors of public and private education, began the program Eco School developed by the Foundation Blue Environmentalist.

At the conference “1st meeting with the Directors”, held at the Hotel Venetur in Maracaibo city, met executives of the Blue Environmentalist Foundation, the Director of the Educational Zone of Zulia State and a specialized technical team, which… Continue reading

The Campaign “Weekend Clean Up the World and World Beach Day 2011″, developed by Blue Environmentalists, in partnership with the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) was held on the 16th and on September 17th .

This was the twenty-first edition of this activity in the state of Zulia also participated actively the Zulia Educational Zone, the First Infantry Division of the Bolivarian National… Continue reading

During the National Debate for a Policy Public Forest, which was recently held and organized by Colciencias and the National University, a panel of experts said that “unless action is taken, in one hundred years will be over the forest resources of the country.”

In the same way, environmental organizations criticize the poor government action to prevent it.

“In the speeches of… Continue reading

Environmental authorities state that in September there is a sharp increase in the number of mice in one of the most common varieties in the area: the so-called long-tailed or mice.

The unusual proliferation of these rodents, and other as the long-haired mouse , could multiply by ten or more the usual number of rodents in the region.

Spokesmen of the city… Continue reading

The TIPNIS is an indigenous territory and also a National Park, that, is the context in evaluating the impacts of constructing a road within the protected area.

Being a National Park, is a protected area and the Bolivian state from the 90′s, has developed a set of environmental standards to suggest that the state is committed to the forests, the nature and the… Continue reading