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The French and Dutch versions of this publication have been prepared by the RoyalInstitute of Natural Sciences of Belgium. The original version was published in 2009,

within the context of 2010: International Year of Biodiversity, with the title 366 Tips forBiodiversity.

Final text editing: Charlotte DegueldreIllustrations: Claude Desmedt

Copyright 2009 Royal Institute of Natural Sciences of Belgium

Reproduction of the texts and images is authorised, and even encouraged, for personaland/or educational but strictly non-commercial purposes, on the condition that the sourceis quoted and that reference is made to the website: www.jedonnevieamaplanete.be. Allrights of reproduction, translation and adaptation are reserved for all countries for anyuse other than that referred to above.

This publication has been translated and adapted by the European CommissionDirectorate-General for the Environment within the context of the Biodiversity. We are allin this together. campaign (www.weareallinthistogether.eu).The opinions expressed in this document do not necessarily reflect those of the EuropeanCommission.


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FOREWORD

Biodiversity the variety of life on Earth makes our planet habitable and beautiful.Many of us look to the natural environment for pleasure, inspiration or recreation. We alsodepend on it for food, energy, raw materials, air and water the elements that make lifeas we know it possible and drive our economies.Yet despite its unique value, we often take nature for granted. The pressures on manynatural systems are growing, causing them to function less effectively or even taking

them to the brink of collapse. Biodiversity loss, as we call it, is an all too commonoccurrence.

This is why the European Union is committed to halting biodiversity loss. Over the last25 years, the EU has built up a network of 26 000 protected areas within its borders,covering more than 850 000 km2. Known as Natura 2000, it is the largest network ofprotected areas in the world, and a testament to the importance we attach to biodiversity.We are determined to strengthen this landmark programme with further long-termmeasures.

And we can all do more to help. We all have the power to help safeguard biodiversityand we need everyone to join in. Everyone can make small changes in their daily habitswithout dramatically affecting their lifestyles. These small changes, added together, can

help.

We hope that the tips in this handy guide will help you to make that difference. Eatinglocal foods when they are in season, reducing wasted water, composting food waste, orgetting to know more about the animal and plant species that live in your local areasifeveryone takes just some of these simple steps it will make a big difference in preservingnatural resources for future generations.

Janez PotonikEuropean Commissioner for Environment


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WHAT IS BIODIVERSITY?

Biodiversity is all around us and we are part of it. There are three main elements:

x The different types of species which live on Earth including animals, plants,vegetables, fungi, algae, bacteria and even viruses;

x The differences between individuals of the same species their sizes, shapes andcolours;

x Different ecosystems for instance, oceans, forests or coral reefs and the specieswhich live in them and their interactions.

Scientists have recorded around 1.9 million different living species on Earth, but thereal number is certain to be much, much higher. Many are microscopic or live deepunderground or in the oceans, others have simply not yet been discovered.


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WHY IS BIODIVERSITY IMPORTANT?

The result of 3.8 billion years of evolution, biodiversity is essential to human survival.We rely on nature for many essential resources, including food, building materials,warmth, textiles or the active ingredients in medicines. In addition, there are other vitalfunctions that nature provides, from the pollination of plants, to the filtering of air, waterand soil, to protection against floods.

Life as we know it on Earth would be impossible without these essential materials and

services. Unfortunately, all too often we forget what nature gives us. In our industrialisedsocieties, biodiversity is taken for granted, and seen as something free and eternal.However, the reality is that the pressures we put on nature are increasing and manyhuman activities are posing a major threat to the existence of numerous species.

The list of pressures on biodiversity is long and includes the destruction andfragmentation of habitats; pollution of the air, water and land; overfishing and overuseof resources, forests and land; the introduction of non-native species; and the release ofincreasing amounts of greenhouse gases that cause climate change.


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WHAT CAN WE DO TO PROTECT BIODIVERSITY?

This booklet has 52 suggestions that will help you to make a difference each weekof the year, including:

x Practical things you can do every day;

x Raising awareness within your community;

x Helping research by watching and recording wildlife and ecosystems;

x Using sustainable techniques in your garden;

x Construction and DIY projects.

For more information on biodiversity, go to:

http://ec.europa.eu/environment/nature/index_en.htm


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I SUPPORT NATURE-PROTECTION ASSOCIATIONS.

T jv f s sss s s

g f vs , ss,

sv -ss mg vus

s (fss, vs, s,

ks, u gs, .), s

um v.

W s k? T m

ss, s u mg usvs, s vms, gs

fs, s u-sv ks

ss-sg s,

u g s (su s

s sv s), .

If u u k su s sss, u

m mm, mk , u

us us, s vu

sv

js, .

Week

1


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I DO NOT DISTURB ANIMALS WHEN I AM OUT WALKING.

Ps m ss, u mus v ss sug

ms u u f u k ug m. If u k

ms u f ss, f u sus m g fi f,

f u k m u g s sk us u

f svs s ... s u f.

S, v , s s, mk s s s ss sv ms

fm s. Af , k u, v vg s s...

Week

2


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I SUBSCRIBE TO AN ECO-BASKET.

B usg sf u qus, uvg gus ss u

m fss ss, g guu s xus s.

I ms u f f gu ss us ssss (s,

ms, .) suug ssms.

I s v f s vu f fg vs, s

f x s u vu: Jusm ks, ,

xqus s, .

B susg -sk, u g g s.

Mk su fu vgs u u u ss

( sv, m s) kgg s mm.

Week

3


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I PROMOTE BIODIVERSITY AT MY WORKPLACE.

A u vg fsuus k? If s,

g m suug u (vg

ssg f ms, g fl fu s

sm- ss, .). T gs x

ss, k v xsg s, vsfi

gs, s, s, .

W ms u m, s fisgs

fusgs, f ms us g, u, u ,

f ss, f g. Lm s u

sum f - g.

B s g, u u u ss

g f sm m s mvgu k suugs, mg

g vu f s.

Week

4


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I AM REDUCING MY GREENHOUSE GAS EMISSIONS.

W u ms ks, v, , ss

usvs v ... vg us gus

gss . Dss s, gs sk, s vs s...

s, ssms ff .

Ru u gus gs msss sumg g, ss,

- us gs x ss, kg, g

sg s, mg s.

A ms f sm f gus gss f

u ss sug vs u

u ( , flg fi, s xs, .)

sug u- sss

fs js.

Week

5


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I USE MY PORTABLE COMPUTER FOR AS LONG AS POSSIBLE.

T mufu f gm ss mus s qus

vus ms (, , , .), f sg m.

T ms fm m fu u xs mus m suug vm.

I Dm Ru f Cg, fmus m ms

fm, x vs f Kvu g s j: g ug

f s gs, m s ks, f ms; mssv

fs v m f ug g x ms; s u f s, ... m

m fl.

S, k f gg u

mu.

Week

6


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I BUY FISH RESPONSIBLY.

R u, , sm, s, u... s ug mm u s

sumg s ss. Ovfisg, uuv u s(f g f uv ss) fisg ms

( s s juv fis) f

us.

Gv fis m u us. E fis uss g

-vu ss. A u fis ug v MSC .

F m fm u s : .ms.g.

Week

7


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I DO NOT THROW RUBBISH ON THE GROUND.

Dsg us u s m vm, f

ssus squs.

Sm s s mm m: g us g gum x

k ms gs m, sm mmms ms

s, s f k gss u g ms , us f

mgfg ff, s fis.

O us s m g-m m: ks us f s f s

ms, ss x us g s; s

v ms

s m

f gu.

S us u uss

s mu s

ss.

Week

8


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I HOUSE LOCAL FAUNA IN MY ROOF SPACE.

A u ug vg? T k u ug s f fu.

F u u ss u s u u m: u u k us? T, mk ss gms: s k v

sm ss (f s s), mk s ug ks (f s), v

ss g (f s f s), s u sg xs f

s, .

T s u . Hvg ms vsfi g ss mk s f u guss . Nv us m us

(ss, fss, s, gs, .).

Week

9


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I DO NOT TRUST GREENWASHING.

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g vus f us f fm g. Os

gs mgs us vs g ug mgg vs (u f gus gss, g x u

, us f v m, .).

D k vsg mgs

g u. R m f ss. A

s ms u gv m . E-us gv u v

sss g u g s.

Week

10


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I USE NON-POLLUTING HOUSEHOLD PRODUCTS.

Ev f m ufi s, sg vs s

g qus f ss, svs, sufs m us

us s gs. Ts mus, f v ug, v sususss f vs qu vms u s s f

u .

W u ? Cs - gs , v , us Mss

(Cs) s s s g, sf s f g fls, m vg f

sg, sum ( u vg) f sug s sks ( s s). A, v , v usg mu f g

g s mu v g .

Week

11


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I RESPECT NATURE WHEN I GO FOR A WALK.

W u u kg u, s. Mk s s s ss ,

f u s ms, v g g us smg usf

fum.

As k s s s ss sk f sug ms f sg

s, msss, musms, .

If u k u g u, k s mk su s s s

ff . As mk su s k s ms f, f u sg f ms, u v u ffu

m m.

F, us

u suugs

k s .

Week

12


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I ENJOY THE TASTE OF BIODIVERSITY.

Fu s gs m s f fs f juk f,

S F Ass s v f squs f mvg s

us mg sums ms f s smus m vs.

H? I s v sm. Hv u v m s, Jusm k

s s v? W u , u u sfgug fg

vs (su s us) ss (su s sug).

T m u s -

gsm ss,

s k u

S F Fu f

Bvs, vs:

.sf.m.

Week

13


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I LIMIT THE CO2 EMITTED DURING MY TRAVELSAND COMPENSATE FOR IT.

Yu su s k u mg u gus gs msss, ug

fmus CO2, u g . G kg mg (u mg

), -usm. Cs ss v k , , s- v. O , sum

us ss, m u v ms vs

g.

If u u v vg , k flgs (k-ffs

sum mus mus f fu). A ms f CO2 m ugu fig js vs fs

js u g f-ff us.

Week

14


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I ORGANISE TEAM BUILDING IN FAVOUR OF BIODIVERSITY.

D u sg s u m? O u u k s sm

m xg u gus? W u sg gu vs fvu

f vs?

Yu gs m u k kg sus f ms

s mm suugs, g gs -fgg

ss u u kg , gg f f u

ug, g fl vg g

f, ug ss ss sg m u u u ms ug, f xm.

Yu s k sv js, g

ks sv sfi ss s,

s sv s, vss

-fms, s .

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Ems ss k f . T sss

g m, su s vs msg s. B s g,

u fg umus m f f

s fu vgs

g.

I , us s s,

mks ss f s v f fi

,

s s. Ts s ms

u-ff s ug s f

v .

P s vu s

fusg us m fss

ss kg s

fk g.

Week

16

I SAVE EARTHWORMS.


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T, m -s su

s Eu g f

s, mg gus, ggs gusms.

W u ?

L u (

s f suug

u), sums (g, u,

, , .),

m sum f

- g,

u u f s

s mgm.

T s? Ts s fus

f vs ug

ss u ug sv f g

us, .

F m fm:

.-usm.u.

Week

17

I STAY AT AN ECO-HOTEL DURING MY HOLIDAYS.


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W s ss f f s us,

ms s. T s ug f v vg u,

ufu, s su f mg. H Eu, ms f us g u kg s u . A f

us sm, f vg, smms v s .

H s u sv kg : u s ,

f f ( v v), v g

(s, , s ) us f flusg, f g fls, ., v, f fig, f g s.

I AM REDUCING MY CONSUMPTION OF DRINKING WATER.

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Sm us mkg ff mg ss

s s f mg vs.

If s s s u , u mg suggs m

s s-- s: ss (

fls qu ss k us), m ss fss

g quvs, us mu guv m g f

us s u

g, ms g s us ms f s

uum, s mg,

k sm fug s.

I ENCOURAGE MY LOCAL AUTHORITY TO GARDEN ECOLOGICALLY.

Week

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Pm s I Bvs D U Ns, M 22

vs u s ss f u g u

svs u vs, u s f vs , u gs, s .

A ff m s s : vs guu 2008, x

vsv ss 2009, vs vm 2010, vs

fss 2011.

C s g vs (xs, fs, .)

f s. O gs - k sv fl

fu, g f g mus.

F m fm: ../.

Week

20

I PARTICIPATE IN BIODIVERSITY DAY.


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Wu u k k vg f u vs?

T m -vu!

B svg s ss uss, u v u-

sss g s sv js.

A u x g vm ss

k vs s.

S u u s u g sus f M s, g s Rm, sug us f g sks ff s

f Su Af, g f gs, mqus s

T, mg -guu I?

I AM AN ECO-VOLUNTEER.

Week

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H s sfm g u , g u s s

u ms mss u fug f vs?

Rfus us m ss fss.

H sus vg g f g s

mg mks ss f ss u

vsf s s f m ms.

S u sv (s vs s

v f ms), v g f ss f sm

mmms, ms vus vs.

Dvsf g gus ss. P -fgg

s g ums f ss s s s.

I AM CREATING A NATURAL REFUGE FOR BIODIVERSITY.

Week

22


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Lk gs, ms sms s m us (svvs,

s fums, sufs, .) g f

mfu vs, u qu vms s .

Us -sms: s Mss (Cs) s, fum u

f s f ss f v, u sk

x f mm u, xf

- , us sufl v , .Yu v mk u s. I s s!

Week

23

I CHOOSE ECO-COSMETICS.


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C u mg k, s f m vs

u ( muus v, fis fss).

Susg, s g v f s . Pu v

gs, s, ks, fss, ss vus, v , s,

sgs, -us mkms, ., m g fs s,

s fs k fls. Ev sm ks sks,

s f ugs s s muu f s.

Bu s vs s vu: s sg ug s m mxs

sms.

I AM DISCOVERING NATURE IN THE CITY.

Week

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T sv gg f uss 3% f uv suf

u 25% f ss s u . S xus, fs,

mssv g, u f f gu, xsu f guu ks ss x suss... sv fmg s u mfu

vm um gs.

O , xsv gg f -,

u fss ss, qus ss ,

svs s f (us s s), us s sf,

m ss fis.

I , - s g us s

m m g.

I HAVE FOUND OUT ABOUT HOW ECO-COTTON IS GROWN.

Week

25


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W u us g u, u sug

fms g gus ss us mg u us

s. Ts s g f m f vs.

As fus ss m fm ss (u sk, -u sus,

s uum, us m, .) s s u s gv m

vs (fisg ug u s f mmum szs qus,

uv qus fs f g , .).

N su u ms sms s s

, usk, g m , musk fm musk , .

A s f

ss s v :

.s.g

.us.g

I SAMPLE LOCAL SPECIALITIES WHEN I TRAVEL.

Week

26

I HAVE DOWNLOADED ANIMAL SOUNDS ON TO MY MOBILE PHONE


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T Am C f Bg Dvs s sg g f sg

ss f v z s vs ss. Yu ,

f f g, sus f ms, f ms x, f s u m us s sus s -

g s.

T sk f g f, g f g , sg f

ug ... v g u s, su sus s

, gvg u u k u m mks .

Yu s g s

ss f

sg ms :

.s.g.

I HAVE DOWNLOADED ANIMAL SOUNDS ON TO MY MOBILE PHONE.

Week

27

I USE MINERAL SUN CREAM


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Ms su ms m UV fis f us gs. W

u s, ks vs, su m f ms

ug ums ss f g.

Sm us ss, su s X-H Aqu Pk Mx, v k

sus: m su ms . Ts ms m

ffiu smms v s us f m fis,

u ffv fi ss x u u.

A su s us T-s su u g smmg.

I USE MINERAL SUN CREAM.

Week

28

I PROMOTE THE PASSAGE OF ANIMALS


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A sgfi f u g s s m u f v gs. T

f ss f g m f ks f uss fqu .

Eug u gus sm ss us gs mvg ks m f . Ts mk ss

f ggs, ss, fgs, s, . g ug.

A, s g ss, v us s

g u ss (g g f squs, f xm, v s)

mk ssgs (k -us) ug s ums.

THROUGH MY NEIGHBOURHOOD.

Week

29

I BUY GARDEN FURNITURE MADE FROM CERTIFIED WOOD


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W s s vgs: s m ss s s

v fm . W u u FSC- PEFC-fi fuu, u

fm s m ms fm sus mg fss fm m fss gv ff vs gss

fm v-x um fss.

S fm mg vs v s s jus s

ss s x u vvs ss g-sumg ug s.

If u , s u us s s , sx vg .

F m fm u s s:

.fs.g

.f.g.

I BUY GARDEN FURNITURE MADE FROM CERTIFIED WOOD.

Week

30

I HAVE REDUCED MY CONSUMPTION OF MEAT


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W? I s vsk, s ss v sus u fg

(s, , s, z, .), f qus v g suf , f

v u xs f fss. I , ks mus mu f ss g fg s, sug xus u

f f gu.

A s ! W ums gs, u vs qus f m,

f ms gus gss, u f

s, su s s.

F, mu m s g f us

(sm, , s,

.). Is, s, ggs, s,

gums fu sv ms k.

I HAVE REDUCED MY CONSUMPTION OF MEAT.

Week

31

I BUY MY HOLIDAY SOUVENIRS RESPONSIBLY


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Mk su suvs u g k fm u s v m

fm ss. B g g , v, s-s s,

Bz s (Dg g), f xm.

Sm js (-sk gs, ufl-g , .) m v m

usg ms s v s u fi vms.

D u m uss v CITES m: s fi, ss f

us ss ug usms, gus s s m s

su vs.

T CITES s v

gus m

ss x.

F m fm: .s.g.

I BUY MY HOLIDAY SOUVENIRS RESPONSIBLY.

Week

32

I DO NOT CONTRIBUTE TO THE GARBAGE ISLANDSIN THE WORLDS OCEANS AND SEAS


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V ss f us g um gs g fm

s s ss f m us. T G Pfi GgP us 3.5 m squ kms.

Ts ss ss m f s. Ps ks 500 1 000 s

ms ( s g, ss umus x us) k

fis, us, s m mmms s s ss ss,

mskg m f .

W u u s? Lm u us f s (gs, s, .),

v g u (v f fm s) suss s

gg ss u u s m u v xs.

IN THE WORLD S OCEANS AND SEAS.

Week

33

I AM SUPPORTING A REFORESTATION PROJECT.


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Ev , us f s f fs s u . T

s s f uv , v-x v us

f su fuu.

M NGOs gs fs js ms

ff s. If gss v sv g

m ( fig gs sfi, ss, .),

f mv vs ( g

f ss, fig gs fgm, .) f su

us, u m mkg .

O, g m

-vu.

I AM SUPPORTING A REFORESTATION PROJECT.

Week

34

I LIMIT LIGHT POLLUTION OUTDOORS.


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I u , gg f gs, ss gs mks

ss f vus us (um gs, fxs, .) x g-m

vs.

Bu fi g sus m ss. Ams s sg

s u g (s, s, .) v ffiu

sg ss, s. Mg s

s. Ms gs gs u

xus. M fifls u v umus sgs s fms f ss

us u u.

S, f u g u g, ,

s, . g, s -g gs,

m s, u m ff

u g s.

Week

35

I HAVE INTRODUCED ECO-EATING IN MY CANTEEN.


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Cm sus, s ss, - s, ss s

ms v ks f f .

Psu s ss f u g sus fm -

us, sv fu vgs ss, u s f m

fis m gu ss s s, gums,

ggs, s, . sv fg vs ( Jusm k,

ug, .), u ms uk s (su s fu/vg

ggss).

T ks v qus u sus v v

sv ff, vs u .

Week

36

I PARTICIPATE IN THE LETS PLANT FOR THE PLANET CAMPAIGN.


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Ts v us f, fu, ug ms, fis ms. T s

v s f m mmms, s, vs, msss, musms, .

A u x, s xg, v s, m sum, mu sv gs, s v um f

, u sgfi mg m .

Bu sg

fs. T fig gs vgs f

s fs, LsP f P mg,

U Ns Evm Pgmm.

F m fm:

.u.g/mg.

Week

37

I LOBBY FOR ROADS ADAPTED TO BIODIVERSITY.


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Eug u us mv vm qu f s.

W ?

P s s s mms vm m.

Cs qu sufs us ms.

Is gg (-g, s, s s).

C f ssgs f ms (s, squs, , .).

P k gs g s, u fu s us

s sm f u (ms, su, g) .

M ss ms (ug s uss us f

sg ss, mg, .).

Week

38

I DO NOT BUY CLOTHING THAT NEEDS TO BE DRY-CLEANED.


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Ms -s us ( ). Ts sv s

x f s : s sk muus mms,

us us, ss f susss. I umus s g.

Nm us s us, s vss fu f gu

vs. I s qu v mfu vm qu ssms

u.

T, g

-s usg

g

us

( u)

s v .

T su? Av

ug s

us s

-.

Week

39

I AM HAVING A GREEN ROOF INSTALLED AT HOME.


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I , g f s fug f umus ss

s. Bu s s s s f s f fm !

I s f . I mvs qu f m . I s ug fm vs mu

v vs g f us su.

T f s s s f f ( mus fl

v g ), g m

u s mg s vg

(msss, suus gsss

qu m

). F m sus,

ss m.

Week

40

I DO NOT INTRODUCE EXOTIC SPECIES INTO THE WILD.


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Iug x ms g s m

ms: sm ms (su s musk, Am mk, C gs) ms

f f. T sm s s (Bk , G g,Rg, .).

I s f u s k us g

vms, sm x ss m s vsv gus

ss. As, s vsv ss m v sgfi m m

gv ffs um . F, s f v ffiu, xsv,

m s ss v k .

S, f u v x ss m, s k v ss u

v m fm sg .

Week

41

I AM DISCOVERING THE HOT SPOTS OF BIODIVERSITY.


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Su gs mg s vs. T m xm

60% f s , , mmm, m ss, f

ms f m ( s, u s gs). Bu s ms . T v s s 70% f m vg

m ms 75% f ms g m ss.

Cu, 34 ss qug ug v v fi

(m ss v fi). S sug u

sss g s gs.

F m fm: .vsss.g.

Week

42

I ENCOURAGE MY COMPANY TO TAKE ACTION FOR BIODIVERSITY.


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Cv u m ms f s vm m (s CO2

msss, s s g us, .) s s mmm

vs.

H? B sug u- sss ( s s ssms,

ss, .), fig sfi v sv

gmms, sg fis

us v

v ms

g sus, sg

u fu

sfgug vs,

vvg ms, sg

m fi, .

Week

43

I HAVE DISCOVERED PAYMENT FOR ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES.

W k


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Fm us

g ( s f

ss f m) fs s guu

u m s u

s u-ff , u sfm CO2

O2, v s f us umus

ss. Ts s xm f f m f

vm svs.

Ts vv s suss, v

ug s ffiu m fi vu

f vm svs. Nvss,

f s u,

k u

u u.I s ss

f

f s.

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I ORGANISE NEIGHBOURHOOD CLEAN-UPS.

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G g u gus , su f us, u

u gu.

Pk u us (s, s, s, uks, s,

TV ss, s f , .) g s

v mkms ks v

m us ums. Pu s gs

ug s. S s us k

s-ss .

B g s, u m u f ssms su

s uss s. A u ms v

m gs, su s mg msvs k

k gss kg s f s msk f f.

Week

45

I AM REDUCING MY CONSUMPTION OF PAPER AND CARDBOARD.

W k


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Csum ss u fss, m g

us mufu s us u s g.

If u um, us ss f k

ss s s . Rus vs ss k s f

mkg sg ss g mssgs.

W ss, s vs f FSC- PEFC-

(ks, , , .), f m (ks, kfs, gs,

.) vs (s, sfs, .).

O u v fis g u ks,

ss mgzs, ss

m s.

A, f us, u

.

Week

46

I USE THE INTERNET TO ACT FOR BIODIVERSITY.

Week


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Yu f vs sm gg . T s gs

suggs ff gsu fvu f uss v .

Os k k f u vss v m u v m 100 500 ss. W s s k kgu (ss g-

sumg vs) f vsg vu

u- sss.

Yu s u u g f , fi gmms

ms f CO2 m ug u s, fi u u -s,

s u x

g vs

gs, fums,

s k ss, .

Week

47

I HAVE BECOME A LOCAVORE.

Week


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If u m v, u mus f u .

B s g, u m sg f CO2 ms f s

s (m ms s sk f x us f mg sug fm s gus gss), u su

us u g g s gus ss.

I, s s vvs sumg fu vgs ss. T f

s mu s f -us

quvs ( gg f qu ug qus f m fss

ss, sg m s v ug). F u, s s -

su.

Week

48

I LIMIT THE DISCHARGE OF MEDICINES INTO NATURE.

Week


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A g f v gs ms k s sg u

s. Rss m -ufi s, u u vs

ss qu fl fu.

T ffs k u sms , f xm,

fis xs s sg us v s m

ms.

W u ? Tk m s ss (s

usss gs v fs) u uus x ms

m (v m us ).

Week

49

I CHOOSE GIFTS WITH BIODIVERSITY IN MIND.

Week


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Ou f gf s? Cs js gv u k u vs,

u fis vs u m s . Ts s

s f gg u s ss f u .

Off --usfs mu u u s, gv gums k

u fls, s gs gu -usm, ff

uss f us...

Yu mk gf f A s

(100% u) s

usg u gs. W gf

f x f -s, u gv

s quss u gg f

ms Is Ms

( s).

Week

50

I HAVE GIVEN MY NAME TO A NEW SPECIES.

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BIOPAT (Ps f Bvs), v su u sv

Gm sus u s musums, ffs u u u m, f sm s u, sv m

ss (fg, ufl, s, f, , .) xg f .

I s , u mms u mmm svg vs.

A u su xm s ( s, s f ss),

s s u sv sus s u m

us

s ss v

sv.

F m fm

u s v:

...

Week

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I AM FINDING OUT ABOUT THE NATURA 2000 PROGRAMME.

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Aguu, svuu, us, usm... f s um vs su

f u s, su s gs, s, k/ ss,su gvs, ., squ gss f umus m

ss.

T Eu Nu 2000 gmm s s u sv, m

um v, s ss u vms v m

s. W s s f? Bs v s, gus ss

v u, s u vs v

v.

F m fm u Nu 2000:

.u.u/vm/u.

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For more information:


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Nature & Biodiversity

http://ec.europa.eu/environment/nature/index_en.htm

Natura 2000 networkhttp://ec.europa.eu/environment/nature/natura2000/index_en.htm

Biodiversity campaignhttp://ec.europa.eu/environment/biodiversity/campaign/index_en.htm

Convention on Biological Diversityhttp://www.cbd.int/

Royal Institute for the Natural Sciences of Belgiumhttp://www.naturalsciences.be

Federal Public Service Health,Food Chain Safety and Environmenthttp://www.health.belgium.be/

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