The majority of the cruise industry is far from meeting the requirements of the Paris Agreement. That is the result of the NABU cruise ranking 2020. more →
The largest lake in Ethiopia, Lake Tana, is a source of life for 4 million people in the region. It is threatened by increased industrialization. more →
National Arbor Day 2019: Getting to know the oldest Arabica coffee tree and NABU’s role in its protection. more →
NABU’s Citizen Science project counted 312 Hippopotamus in 10 hotspot sites at Lake Tana in Ethiopia. more →
International Day of Forests 2019: NABU protects the last remaining afromontane forests of Ethiopia by establishing UNESCO biosphere reserves. more →
Kafa Biosphere Reserve is challenged by the lack of sustainable employment and innovation for green development and adaptation to the impacts of climate change. The consortium aims at structuring the up to now non-commercialised garden coffee value chain. more →
Snow leopards are among the most endangered big cats on earth. Only 4,000 to 6,400 animals now live in the wild. NABU has been committed to the survival of snow leopards in Kyrgyzstan since 1999 and has extended its commitment to Tajikistan, Pakistan and Nepal. more →
NABU is comitted to promoting sustainable regional development worldwide. Our international projects aim at balancing economy, ecology and social equality
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The world’s biodiversity richest areas are described as Hotspots of biodiversity. NABU is active in these areas and beyond, as ecosystem functioning is a global task.
