Azerbaijan Press Council
Azerbaijan National MaB (Man & Biosphere) Committee
International Eurasia Press Fund
Training-seminar for Media Broadcast on Climate Change
A UNESCO Project converged many of Azerbaijan media on climate change. (See the report in the Azerb...
Ecosystem and environment Caspian Sea
by Morteza Aminmansour The Caspian Sea is the largest enclosed water body in the world and it is lo...
IIED Provides Media Participations at M&C Events for Free
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Covering Climate Change: Free Course by Poynter
The Poynter University provides a self-directed course, that you can start and stop whenever you l...
Free Training for Sixteen Weeks
Poynter and Online News Association have announced registration to free journalism course for sixtee...
EPA Webinar: Reducing Consumption to Improve Quality of Life
Consumption and the Environment Webinar Series "Making sustainable choices" One of our goals at EP...
Responding to Climate Change in the Caribbean
13-14 June 2011 Conference in London The Caribbean is highly vulnerable to the effects of global wa...
Baku Hosts UNESCO Int'l Bioethics Meeting
The 18th session of the UNESCO International Bioethics Committee opened in Baku on Tuesday. The th...
MediaClimate.Org Launched to Serve
Climate Changes and Ecological Stability Handbook for Journalists in Azerbaijani and www.mediaclim...
Application is Open for Arctic/Greenland Trip (Deadline: June 20, 2011)
The National Science Foundation Invites Media to Apply for July Visit to Arctic Field Research Sites...
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Training-seminar for Media Broadcast on Climate Change
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Ecosystem and environment Caspian Sea
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IIED Provides Media Participations at M&C Events for Free
Sunday, 08 May 2011 06:47 -
Covering Climate Change: Free Course by Poynter
Sunday, 08 May 2011 06:50 -
Free Training for Sixteen Weeks
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EPA Webinar: Reducing Consumption to Improve Quality of Life
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Responding to Climate Change in the Caribbean
Thursday, 02 June 2011 08:43 -
Baku Hosts UNESCO Int'l Bioethics Meeting
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MediaClimate.Org Launched to Serve
Wednesday, 08 June 2011 13:38 -
Application is Open for Arctic/Greenland Trip (Deadline: June 20, 2011)
Thursday, 16 June 2011 12:37
Fate of the Caspian Sea
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Threatened by pollution and climate change, the future of Earth’s largest inland body of water is in the hands of five bordering nations.
By Said Huseynov
I grew up in Baku, the capital of Azerbaijan. The city sits on the Absheron Peninsula, which juts into the Caspian Sea. When I was young I often went swimming at the suburban beaches. And I remember in the early 1990s, when I was twelve or thirteen, my parents used to take me to the boulevard that lines the waterfront south of our city center. There we would sit on benches thirty or forty feet from the shore. Sometimes over a series of days we could tell that the sea level was rising.
Training Program- Published and DiscussedThursday, 01 December 2011 07:36 | | |
The UNESCO-powered project – Preparation of Supportive Educational Supply Aiming Developing the Azerbaijani Journalists’ Professionalism on Issues of Global Climate Changes – is almost at finish. The education-training program has already been published, and presented at the International Press Center in Baku.
A Year Past after the Baku Declaration Signed in Azerbaijan Related with the Paris DeclarationTuesday, 29 November 2011 09:36 | | |
Appeal of authorities and representatives of broadcasting agencies of Azerbaijan expressing solidarity with Paris Declaration of UNESCO on “Broadcasting media and climate change” was signed in December 2010. Now it is almost a year after signing.
Preprint Discussion of Training ProgramSaturday, 19 November 2011 11:07 | | |
The next meeting on the UNESCO-powered project of Preparation of Supportive Educational Supply Aiming Developing the Azerbaijani Journalists’ Professionalism on Issues of Global Climate Changes has been held in the Azerbaijan Press Council (APC), the project manager organization. The prepublication version of the program has been explained in details by APC chairman Aflatun Amashov, head of the Azerbaijan National MaB (Man & Biosphere) Committee (ANMC) Urxan Alakbarov and the International Eurasia Press Fund’s (IEPF) chairman Umud Mirzayev.
APC Holds Event of UNESCO Climate Change ProjectSunday, 25 September 2011 07:50 | | |
The Azerbaijan Press Council (APC) held the next meeting on the project of Preparation of Supportive Educational Supply Aiming Developing the Azerbaijani Journalists’ Professionalism on Issues of Global Climate Changes.
New Project by Azerbaijan Press Council and UNESCOMonday, 15 August 2011 10:57 | | |
A new project on media and climate is launched by the Azerbaijan Press Council (APC) and the UNESCO, which is called Preparation of Supportive Educational Supply Aiming Developing the Azerbaijani Journalists’ Professionalism on Issues of Global Climate Changes.
End of Time Really Coming?Saturday, 30 July 2011 13:53 | | |
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- Round Table: Climate change and renewable energy sources in the regions of the Black Sea
- How green does your garden grow?
- Ecosystem and environment Caspian Sea
- Application is Open for Arctic/Greenland Trip (Deadline: June 20, 2011)
- MediaClimate.Org Launched to Serve
- Baku Hosts UNESCO Int'l Bioethics Meeting
- Responding to Climate Change in the Caribbean
- EPA Webinar: Reducing Consumption to Improve Quality of Life
- How to Cover
- Covering Climate Change: Free Course by Poynter