In 1987, #Venezia was added to @UNESCO's World Heritage List.

In a recent report by #UNESCO, in which it was recommended to add the city to the List of World Heritage in Danger, #ClimateChange and severe weather events are listed as factors affecting the Lagoon and the city. https://t.co/ooLgd6UJPz

ESA Earth Observation

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RT @anordonez1: From #IPBES10 opening, Hans Thulstrup states the relevance of our #IPBES assessment on #InvasiveAlienSpecies for #UNESCO work and their commitment to the work done bye #IPBES

ipbes

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Located in Shelburne, #Ontario is the beautiful #MonoCliffsProvincialPark. Open year-round, this park is home to various trails with stunning views of forests, cliffs, and is a #UNESCO World Biosphere Reserve. Where is your favourite provincial park? 🌲

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UN Biodiversity

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RT @IocUnesco: 🌊 Dive into the debut episode of the #UNESCO Ocean Podcast, "The Ocean We Need for the Future We Want"! 🎙️

Explore the ocean's pivotal role through UNESCO's lens, tackling challenges like acidification, #pollution, and #climatechange.

🎧Tune in now 👉
https://t.co/OHY1u2TMVN https://t.co/DsCL3ZpAzl

Copernicus Marine

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RT @UNESCOEU: Water scarcity affects half the world's population each year 💧. This #EUGreenWeek, let's commit to prioritizing water resilience and security, and explore how cooperation can turn this vital resource from a source of conflict to a catalyst for peace 🕊️. #UNESCO #WaterWiseEU https://t.co/UE3ZFXWZQi

EU Environment

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Protecting chimps, hippos & turtles — and so much more.

From the nesting beaches of Bijagós to the dramatic karst of Hin Nam No, IUCN recommends five extraordinary sites for inscription on the @UNESCO World Heritage List.
 
These places are home to:
- Up to 850,000 migratory birds
- The world’s largest spider
- Western Chimpanzees & Pygmy Hippos
- Vibrant coral reefs and wetlands
- Iconic cultural landscapes
 
If approved in July, these areas will gain international recognition — and stronger protection for their Outstanding Universal Value.
Find out more about these recommendations at  https://t.co/WxOGlP4goj
 
#IUCN #WorldHeritage #UNESCO #NatureConservation

IUCN

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