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ELF participates in all the projects of the national branches of WWF and partner organizations in the Baltic Sea countries, including the project BEAP (Baltic Ecoregion Action Plan). The Baltic Ecoregion Action Plan (BEAP) is a manifold project that aims ... ELF’s main activities in forests are the following: bringing principles of the knowledge-based and sustainable forest management to Estonian forest policy and relevant legislation; promoting sustainable forest ... Mires and bogs have always been somewhat mysterious and impenetrable to our nation. Who would not have heard the stories about flickering lights that misguide wanderers to the swamp or treasures hidden in sloughs ... The goal of sustainable development can be untraditionally summoned as becoming again one of the countrypeople. Especially important is to think of future generations as it has been expressed both by American Indians and European politicians. How to reach ... More >> Knowledge creates respect. We believe that nature-aware people are acting sparingly towards the environment; therefore we consider the accessibility of natural education very important. This is especially valid during ... ELF started environmental law activities on 2001, when Estonian environmental organisations had come up with conclusion that competent legal advice is crucial for their further activities. Since then, several environmental law projects ... |
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