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At GWF 2022, Jane Goodall and Jack Dangermond Call for Collaboration for a Sustainable Future

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Tuesday, May 10, 2022
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The messages to the GWF attendees from two renowned conservation crusaders Dr Jane Goodall and Jack Dangermond were most poignant.

Key Points: 
  • The messages to the GWF attendees from two renowned conservation crusaders Dr Jane Goodall and Jack Dangermond were most poignant.
  • In two separate video addresses, both the leaders appealed to the audience to act collectively and responsibly for a sustainable future.
  • Dr Lilian Pintea, Vice President of Conservation Science, Jane Goodall Institute, USA, was also part of the address.
  • The Jane Goodall Institute's community-centred conservation and development program TACARE partners with local inhabitants to create sustainable livelihoods while promoting environmental protection.

At GWF 2022, Jane Goodall and Jack Dangermond Call for Collaboration for a Sustainable Future

Retrieved on: 
Tuesday, May 10, 2022
Jacob Taets van Amerongen, COVID-19, Trust, GWF, Thought, Jane Goodall Institute (Hong Kong), Information system, Decision-making, Jane Goodall Institute, Love, ArcGIS, Conservation science, Society, Nervous system, Map, Time, Zoonosis, JGI, Science, Poverty, Coronavirus, Geography, Program, Animal, Jack Dangermond, Gombe Stream National Park, Biodiversity loss, Environment, Food, Tree, DNA, Farmer, Learning, Health, GIS, Erosion, Technology, Solution, Geographic data and information, Research, National Geographic, GPS, Farm, Charcoal, Forest, Nature, Agriculture, Renewable energy, Surveying, Hunting, Mobile phone, Risk management, Humanity, Esri

The messages to the GWF attendees from two renowned conservation crusaders Dr Jane Goodall and Jack Dangermond were most poignant.

Key Points: 
  • The messages to the GWF attendees from two renowned conservation crusaders Dr Jane Goodall and Jack Dangermond were most poignant.
  • In two separate video addresses, both the leaders appealed to the audience to act collectively and responsibly for a sustainable future.
  • Dr Lilian Pintea, Vice President of Conservation Science, Jane Goodall Institute, USA, was also part of the address.
  • The Jane Goodall Institute's community-centred conservation and development program TACARE partners with local inhabitants to create sustainable livelihoods while promoting environmental protection.

Successful 2020 Tang Prize Award Ceremony Highlights Laureates' Achievements and Influence

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Saturday, November 20, 2021
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TAIPEI, Nov. 20, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- The 2020 Tang Prize Award Ceremony took place virtually at 2p.m.

Key Points: 
  • TAIPEI, Nov. 20, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- The 2020 Tang Prize Award Ceremony took place virtually at 2p.m.
  • In his opening remarks, Dr. Jenn-Chuan Chern, CEO of the Tang Prize Foundation, explained that the COVID pandemic that engulfed the entire world in 2020 had disrupted the plans the Foundation previously worked out.
  • With the enthusiastic participation of audiences around the globe, the first virtual Tang Prize Award Ceremony has come to a successful end.
  • We hope life will return to normal in the coming year, so that an in-person award ceremony can be held in Taiwan, a tradition of the Tang Prize that has been observed since 2014.