National Geographic – Millions of live animals enter the U.S. each year without disease screening—leaving us vulnerable to another outbreak, a former wildlife inspector says. ...
Tenere i cani legati alla catena è ancora possibile in alcune aree dell’Europa e del mondo: il presente rapporto si propone di dare delle raccomandazioni di natura scientifica e legale alle autorità competenti degli Stati che ancora permettono questa pratica, affinché possano emanare normative efficaci e in linea con il benessere, la salute e l’etologia degli animali.
Questa è la prima di una serie di analisi che Green Impact e Save the Dogs intendono pubblicare su questo tema.
Presentation of the international report
“Towards prohibiting the chaining of dogs”.
Puoi rivedere l’evento al seguente link.
A cura di:
GUFI (Gruppo Unitario per le Foreste Italiane),
ISDE (Medici per l’Ambiente),
WWF Forlì-Cesena,
Parents for Future e Green Impact.
Il convegno ha riunito alcuni dei maggiori esperti sul tema.
Puoi rivedere l’evento sulla pagina Facebook di GUFI:
Scarica la locandina
Interessi economici tra commercio legale ed illegale che cosa cambierà dal 2022 con il nuovo regolamento europeo in fase di adozione
Speakers: Enrico Moriconi, Massimiliano Conti, Andrea Crosta, Eleonora Panella.
Modera: Gaia Angelini, Presidente Green Impact
Scarica l’introduzione
Scarica la locandina
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National Geographic – Millions of live animals enter the U.S. each year without disease screening—leaving us vulnerable to another outbreak, a former wildlife inspector says. ...
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VN Express International – Police in Hanoi in collaboration with an environmental NGO have busted a pangolin scale trafficking ring in northern Vietnam. ...
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A new report has found that medicines containing pangolin scales are still being produced and sold throughout China, despite a recent ban on pangolin scales from the official list of approved ingredien...
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