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Animal Photo Exhibition


The twenty-four-year-old photographer, Alex Tarverdi, of Yerevan Zoo, is a geographer who has lived most of his life in London, UK[more]



Traditional Flower-Gathering at Armenian Genocide Memorial


Each year, on April 25th many people wonder what will be done with the tons of flowers piling up at the Genocide Memorial. Subcons[more]



FPWC organized Round Table Discussion on Protected Areas


On April 20th, the Foundation for the Preservation of Wildlife and Cultural Assets (FPWC) invited representatives of government, i[more]



FPWC’s partner World Land Trust publishes news from Armenia


In the latest edition of the WLT news (Issue No 43/ Spring 2013) readers were informed about the confirmed presence of a Caucasian[more]



New environmental project for schoolchildren


From April 11th to May 2nd by the initiative of the Cafesjian Foundation the Foundation for the Preservation of Wildlife and Cultu[more]



Earth Day Campaign


The Earth Day Campaign organized by the Foundation for the Preservation of Wildlife and Cultural Assets (FPWC) in cooperation with[more]



SOS Culture local coordinators participated in the environmental education training course


From March 18th until 22nd SOS Culture project coordinators from Berdavan, Varagavan, Akhtala and Alaverdi participated in the env[more]



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SOS Culture in the Center for Environmental Studies in Margahovit

On May 10, 16 and 26 the SOS Culture youth clubs members from Varagava, Berdavan, Alaverdi and Akhtala will visit the Michael and Virginia Ohanian Center for Environmental Studies in Margahovit, where Armenia Tree Project (ATP) provides classroom and hands-on environmental training and workshops for schoolchildren.

In Margahovit Village, which is located in the Lori region of Armenia the Youth Club members will have the opportunity to learn about the importance of trees, the protection of wildlife habitat, proper waste management, engagement of local youth and community residents in the creation of a new green spaces, environmental education,... [more]

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