Nature restoration law lives!
Earlier this afternoon the European Parliament, with a narrow margin, voted in favor of the Nature Restoration Law, it will now be sent back to the environment committee for further discussions. The Commission’s proposal for a Nature Restoration Law is a key element of the EU Biodiversity Strategy, and calls for binding targets to restore degraded ecosystems which also will foster increasing biodiversity, limiting global warming to 1.5°C, building up the European natures resilience. The law aims to restore at least 20% of Europe's degraded ecosystems by 2030.
LYMEC welcomes initiatives and the implementation of systems that protects the ecosystem and biodiversity, and supports incentives for landowners based on the ecological value they provide by increasing biodiversity on their land.October 06 2023
LYMEC4EU Communications Meeting
We are very happy to open the call to register for our first ever LYMEC4EU Communications Meeting in-person in Sofia, Bulgaria, from 6 to 8 Octobe...
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Ensure safety in Nagorno-Karabakh!
An agreement about dissolving the breakaway state in Nagorno Karabakh has been made, indicating the forced displacement of Armenians from their homes. LYMEC calls to ensure that the ethnic minorities are safe and the EU to assist in the resulting refuge...
October 04 2023
Open Call for LYMEC Delegation to ALDE Congress 2024!
Elections to select the LYMEC delegation to the ALDE Party Congress 2024 will take place during our Autumn Congress happening in Riga, Latvia from 10 to 12 November 2023. The call for applications is open until Friday 13 October 2023 EOD. This deadline...
September 19 2023
LYMEC Responds to the State of the European Union Address
This year's State of the European Union address - the fifth and last State of this European Commission's mandate - followed a sharply different tone from last year's address. Much of von der Leyen's speech touched upon biodiversity and the need to prote...
September 14 2023
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