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“It’s the little things citizens do. That’s what will make the difference.
My little thing is planting trees.”
(Wangari Maathai – Nobel Peace Prize 2004)

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We work to generate real change impacts in the short and medium term and to disseminate specialist knowledge on implementation of our projects and development of our themes.

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LNDC Animal Protection and Green Impact: ‘The wolf must be protected, not downgraded. Our appeal to the European Court of Justice has been published in the Official Journal.’

LNDC Animal Protection and Green Impact, together with Earth ODV, One Voice (France), and Great Lakes (Hungary), have filed an appeal with the Court of Justice of the European Union requesting the annulment of the wolf’s downgrading decided by the EU in June.

The appeal has now been officially published in the Official Journal, and the Court will now have to issue its ruling on the matter.

HUNTING: 55 ASSOCIATIONS WRITE TO THE PRESIDENT OF THE REPUBLIC ABOUT THE RISK OF HUNTING AMENDMENTS IN THE BUDGET LAW. ‘A VERY SERIOUS INITIATIVE, HARMFUL TO DEMOCRACY. DISSUADE THE GOVERNMENT.’

The hunting reform proposed through the Budget Law. A shocking and extremely serious initiative. President, stop it!’
This is the appeal that 55 associations have conveyed in an urgent letter to the President of the Republic, Sergio Mattarella, denouncing behind-the-scenes maneuvers between the government and the majority aimed at pushing through the hunting reform by using the Budget Law, an entirely inappropriate tool for such a measure.

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    THE LARK

    A fascinating fact about the lark is its song: this small bird is famous for singing while flying high in the sky, often hovering for several minutes as it does so.

    The lark, such as the Eurasian Skylark (Alauda arvensis), lives mainly in open fields, meadows, and agricultural landscapes across much of Europe, Asia, and North Africa. Its brown plumage helps it blend perfectly with grass and soil.

    It builds its nest directly on the ground, carefully hidden among vegetation. Its clear, melodious song is often one of the first sounds heard at dawn in the countryside, which is why the lark has long been considered a symbol of freedom and the beginning of a new day.

    May 2026