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On 17 June, the world marks .
Healthy land stores water, supports biodiversity and underpins food security. But as droughts become more frequent and severe in many parts of the world, pressure on both ecosystems and communities is increasing.
On the World Day to Combat Desertification and Drought, UNESCO highlights the importance of science and international cooperation in helping countries better understand, monitor and manage their water resources. Through its Intergovernmental Hydrological Programme, UNESCO supports efforts to address drought and water scarcity through knowledge, data and shared expertise.
Read more: https://www.unesco.org/.../desertification-drought-combat

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Healthy land stores water, supports biodiversity and underpins food security. But as droughts become more frequent and severe in many parts of the world, pressure on both ecosystems and communities is increasing.

On the World Day to Combat Desertification and Drought, UNESCO highlights the importance of science and international cooperation in helping countries better understand, monitor and manage their water resources. Through its Intergovernmental Hydrological Programme, UNESCO supports efforts to address drought and water scarcity through knowledge, data and shared expertise.

Read more: https://www.unesco.org/en/days/desertification-drought-combat

This year's theme highlights that the planet is speaking to us: more extreme weather events are clear indications of a changing climate.
💪 However, collective action is taking place across the planet, and are actively helping shape a more nature-positive future. World Environment Day 2026 reminds us that we still have time to change course.
🗣️ As part of the , the Eurobarometer 2026 was released. Here too, the message is clear: citizens expect action from the authorities to protect biodiversity.

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This year's theme highlights that the planet is speaking to us: more extreme weather events are clear indications of a changing climate.

💪 However, collective action is taking place across the planet, and are actively helping shape a more nature-postive future. World Environment Day 2026 reminds us that we still have time to change course.

🗣️ As part of the , the Eurobarometer 2026 was released. Here too, the message is clear: citizens expect action from the authorities to protect biodiversity.

👉Learn more about World Environment Day here: https://www.un.org/en/observances/environment-day
& discover the results of the Eurobarometer here: https://europa.eu/eurobarometer/surveys/detail/3673

"ALL4NATURE" Officially Launches to Protect Black Sea Ecosystems and Promote Environmental Education
A new international project co-funded by the European Union titled "Cross-Border Cooperation for Promoting Biodiversity and Environmental Education in the Black Sea Basin (All4Nature)" (Ref: BSB00963) has officially started under the 2nd call for proposals of the Interreg VI-B NEXT Black Sea Basin Programme 2021-2027. Operating under a multinational partnership structure in environmental protection, the project aims to safeguard valuable natural ecosystems, promote biodiversity, and reduce pollution in the Black Sea region.

The project will be implemented over 24 months, between 11.04.2026 and 10.04.2028, and a series of joint technical, educational, and institutional activities will be carried out to protect the ecosystems in the Black Sea Basin.

The financial support of the European Union for the Project is 1.277.286,97 euro (90%) of the total Project budget 1.419.207,76 EUR.

This publication was produced with the financial support of the European Union. The responsibility for the content of this material is that of the author(s). The content of this material does not necessarily represent the official position of the European Union. Reproduction is authorized, provided the source is acknowledged, and any changes are indicated.”

Happy ! 🌍
As we celebrate the only home we have — planet Earth — we are reminded of the importance of climate and environmental action to preserve it for future generations.
Today we are launching the 4th season of our campaign — and this year, it’s all about nature restoration.

Happy ! 🌍

As we celebrate the only home we have — planet Earth — we are reminded of the importance of climate and environmental action to preserve it for future generations.

Today we are launching the 4th season of our campaign — and this year, it’s all about nature restoration.

Nature gives us everything: clean air, fresh water, food, cooler cities, and protection from floods and storms.

But right now, it needs our help. Across Europe, 80% of habitats are in poor condition, and around the world, up to one million species are at risk.

The good news? We can all be part of the solution.

Whether it’s planting pollinator-friendly flowers, making your garden more sustainable, or simply making more nature-friendly choices in your daily life, small actions really do add up.

Small actions. Big impact.

📷 Copyright: NASA