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The Sustainable Beauty Behind Insects
by Cheha Paik \| 02-01-2025 16:15 1

In the last four years, my life has revolved around insects. I visited an insect farm for the first time in freshman year, experiencing what it means to live as farmers who raise crickets instead of traditional livestock. Movin... Read More >

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[Green living] Policy/Policies I Would Like To Establish For My Nation

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Ayazhan Salmenova | 23-02-2019 23:42 Comments 1 recommendations 0

I was born and am currently living in Kazakhstan, Almaty. Kazakhstan has only reached Independence in 1991, so the country is still largely developing and has a long way to go. The government is only now discussing environmental p... Read More >

[Ecosystem] Kaindy Lake

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Ayazhan Salmenova | 23-02-2019 23:20 Comments 1 recommendations 0

Kaindy is somewhat of a young lake located in Kazakhstan, with turquoise water and trees that seemed to have grown into it. It was formed during a landslide of limestone that occurred as a result of the Kemin earthquake in 1911. ... Read More >

[Feature] My Experience in Tunza Eco-generation

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Deepak Subedi | 23-02-2019 01:59 Comments 7 recommendations 0

Hello Guys Namaste from Nepal, I want to congratulate all the new selected ambassador of 22nd term, also to all ambassador who are able to extend the term. I am Deepak Subedi from Nepal now representing Asia in this term. Today ... Read More >

[Feature] GREEN CHEERS FROM ZAMBIA.

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Bwalya Bwalya | 22-02-2019 19:28 Comments 4 recommendations 1

I would love to take this opportunity to congratulate all selected ambassadors. Tunza iz one of the best environmental networks there is. I have learnt alot and grown as a person through the network and am excited to be given an ... Read More >

[Feature] EFFORTS TO REDUCE MOSQUITO POPULATION

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Bwalya Bwalya | 22-02-2019 18:07 Comments 3 recommendations 0

Tall Grass gives mosquitoes a moist and shady place to hide. Therefore, we are trimming all tall grass around walkways to help reduce mosquito populations around our institution. Read More >

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