Today was the last day of the Review Conference of the UN Fish Stock Agreement and Ingrd before and I went to the UN, we had to pack up and check out. Then we walked the five blocks from the hotel to the UN. It promised to be a beautiful day with mild Sonnenscheinund Temperatur.Die conference began at 9 clock, there are three chapters of the report had to be cleaned up and there was the possibility that when DI is sufficient time, once the points M and N from the first chapter are discussed. Continue reading
Fifth and final day of the Review Conference of the UN Fish Stock Agreement
Fourth day of the conference report
Thanks to my jetlag I'm always up early and start on that clock out of 5 in the morning to work. This helps me not to be overwhelmed after my return from the mountain pending. Today it is also good for another reason, that I early on-line bin, because I get the delegates to the Mesikanischen government's invitation, his input in a statement to be delivered to accommodate even underwater noise pollution as an environmental factor in the outcome report of the meeting . Continue reading
Report of the third conference day
On the third day of Review Conference of the UN Fish Stock Agreement went there about new topics for a substantive expansion of the UN Fish Stock Agreement to propose. Some Member States have called for regulation of fishing for sharks. As a member of the Shark Alliance supports OceanCare this demand for more protection and careful handling of the sharks very much. Continue reading
Report of the second conference day
Main theme of the second day of the conference was the implementation of the last in the conference of the UN Fish Stock Agreement agreed measures for the conservation of pelagic fish species. As expected, were found to be inadequate in the implementation, so will continue to be a decline in fish populations recorded. Continue reading
Report of First Conference Day
Ingrid and I are up early, because we have our first at the United Nations ID cards – pick up that give us access to the conference rooms – also known as the Ground Pass or batch. We must first go through a whole series of safety precautions until we have our hands in batches haben.Wir already nine-thirty in the conference room so we can talk before the start of the conference with representatives of the Member States and regional fisheries management organizations. Continue reading
OceanCare accepts the Review Conference of the UN Fish Stock Agreement
From 24 To 28 May takes place at the UN in New York, the Review Conference of the UN Fish Stock Agreement. OceanCare has informed Lüber with Sigrid and Ingrid Overgard two representatives on site to the Member States and regional fisheries management organizations, as well as the FAO and the EU on the impact of underwater noise pollution. Continue reading
We want to believe, the seas were inexhaustible. But they are not.
The oceans are being exploited ruthlessly. Systematically combed through a vast fleet of industrial vessels fishing the oceans. Schools of fish are located by radar, and with everything that swims around them, skimmed off ruthlessly. OceanCare and silence do for animals on Saturday 29 May 2010, from 12. Continue reading
Lecture in Vywamus School of Health and Lebenskraftw
The evening of the 14th April 2010 to the Vywamus school for health and vitality was dedicated to the whales. Sigrid Lüber of OceanCare was invited to “Do whales have a future” on the subject to respond. About 35 people came and took an active part in the discussion following the lecture.Who wants to hear the lecture as an MP3 and wants to take a look at the presentation may do so on www. Continue reading
Gray whale spotted in the Mediterranean
Off the coast of the Mediterranean city of Herzliya was posted on Saturday, 8 May 2010 first sighted a gray whale. Researchers suspect that the animal gets lost while searching for food from the Pacific Ocean to the Mediterranean to the “Israel Marine Mammal Research & Assistance Center” in Haifa hat. Continue reading
Petition against the expansion of oil drilling
After the massive oil spill pour hundreds of thousands of gallons of crude oil daily unhindered into the Gulf of Mexiko.Vor the disaster, U.S. policymakers wanted to expand oil drilling on the new coastal areas. Now the Obama administration wants to do without new drilling, until the investigations are completed to the incident. Continue reading