Issue Area: Landscape Ecology

Mission:In our organization we´re dedicated to the development of the country man in his aspect social, economist and technology. And protection of the ecology.

Cooperación al Desarrollo de los países o las zonas más deprimidas o desfavorecidas por medio de : Programas y proyectos de desarrollo, ayuda de emergencia y educación al desarrollo (tanto en el Norte como en el Sur)

AJLC was conceived as an integrated building landscape system that would function as a core component of Oberlin’s Environmental studies curriculum.We intend the AJLC to be more than just a demonstration. It is a part of the larger education of the Oberlin community aimed to promote the practical skills and …

The Adirondack Park in northern New York State is a model of people coexisting with wilderness. With a nearly equal division of public and private land, the Adirondacks have strong voices supporting both conservation and community interests. WCS involvement emerged in 1994 with the goal of bringing stakeholders together to …

The mission of Adkins Arboretum, a 400-acre native garden and preserve on Maryland’s Eastern Shore, is to promote the appreciation and conservation of the native plants of the Delmarva Peninsula. The Arboretum’s diverse setting of woodlands, meadows, wetlands, streams, and gardens serves as a model for land management and ecological …

Denmark is a small country which has a lot to offer within easy reach. The viking heritage, the beautiful landscapes, an egalitarian and informal culture as well as the hectic life of modern European cities. Greenland and the Faeroes are part of the kingdom of Denmark, but are largely self-governing. …

FOMENTAR LA GESTION FORESTAL SOSTENIBLE Y PLURIFUNCIONAL DE LOS BOSQUES PIRENAICOS. PRESERVAR EL PATRIMOJNIO FORESTAL SINGULAR Y CONVERTIRLO EN ATRACTIVO TURISTICO. Principales áreas de actividad ambiental:Actividades recreativasEcosistemas forestalesPatrimonio cultural y paisajeProtección de la faunaTurismo

AFOSA is concerned with open space preservation in central Arizona.  Every aspect of open space in the region is under pressure from developers anxious to convert the natural landscape into roads and residences.  AFOSA is concentrating its efforts on encouraging wildlife conservation with information provided in its