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For the world's first wildlife day,  CITES Secretariat  gets the credit to make the logo in the 6 official languages of the United Nations, i.e.  Arabic, Chinese, English, French, Russian and Spanish. Fore More:  cites.org

On 20 December 2013, at its 68th session, the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) decided to proclaim March 3, the day of the adoption of the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora (CITES), as World Wildlife Day, to celebrate and raise awareness of the world’s wild fauna and flora. UNGA Resolution In its resolution, the General Assembly reaffirmed the intrinsic value of wildlife and its various contributions, including ecological, genetic, social, economic, scientific, educational, cultural, recreational and aesthetic, to sustainable development and human well-being. The General Assembly took note of the outcome of the 16th meeting of the Conference of the Parties to CITES, held in Bangkok from 3 to 14 March 2013, in particular Resolution Conf. 16.1 designating 3 March as World Wildlife Day, in order to celebrate and raise awareness of the world’s wild fauna and flora, and recognized the important role of CITES in ensur...

Mushrooms are unique. They are neither animal nor plant. Some people consider them plants for various reasons, but they differ from plants. They have no real roots, leaves, or stems, and contain no chlorophyll. Actually, they are fungi. For this reason they are placed in a kingdom of their own “The Fungi Kingdom”. Well, there are many more facts about mushrooms to be known, and when we are talking about the Pakistan than the matter of awareness become critical as the mushroom is almost unknown in this region. In the desert areas of southern Punjab of Pakistan, the mushrooms have a little identity and consumed at very negligible levels. In the every era of darkness and incognizant , there would must be a lighthouse of knowledge, courage and betterment. At the current time Mr. Tariq Tanveer CEO. Q.B Farm, FSD is playing the same role. He is the pioneer of Agri-tourism in Pakistan and inventor of the living wall. It is the honor for Agri. Education Pakistan to serve the cause o...

What is a Mushroom? Mushrooms are unique. They are neither animal nor plant. Some people consider them plants for various reasons, but they differ from plants. They have no real roots, leaves, or stems, and contain no chlorophyll. Actually, they are fungi. For this reason they are placed in a kingdom of their own “The Fungi Kingdom”. Event Details: It is the Pakistan’s first one day mushroom festival on a national level. You’ll find here; Seminar, Discussion Panel, Workshop and most importantly the Training of Production Technology. In short, it’s a skill development event without any registration charges. Yes! It’s a real deal for purely wellbeing and skill development of the community. Why should you attend this event? To get efficient and sufficient knowledge about; The Importance of  Mushroom Cultivation Nutritional value Medicinal value; Consumption of mushrooms slows down the spread and effect of cancer, heart disease...

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Scientists from CSIRO made the discovery and have published their findings in the journal  Nature Communications . "The eucalyptus acts as a hydraulic pump – its roots extend tens of metres into the ground and draw up water containing the gold. As the gold is likely to be toxic to the plant, it’s moved to the leaves and branches where it can be released or shed to the ground," CSIRO geochemist Dr Mel Lintern said. "The leaves could be used in combination with other tools as a more cost effective and environmentally friendly exploration technique." Dr Mel Lintern, CSIRO geochemist The discovery is unlikely to start an old-time gold rush – the "nuggets" are about one-fifth the diameter of a human hair. However, it could provide a golden opportunity for mineral exploration, as the leaves or soil underneath the trees could indicate gold ore deposits buried up to tens of metres underground and under sediments that are up to 60 million years ...

Up until the end of October there is a good range that can be sown to supplement the leeks, parsnips and sprouts that should already be settled in. Except for garlic, onion sets, asparagus and cabbages, I sow in modules in my cold frame or greenhouse and plant out as mini-plants a few weeks later. Alternatively, sow outside and cover with fleece or perforated polythene . And don't forget pests: slugs and snails are less of a threat now as they start to hibernate, but they can still ruin tender young seedlings. 1  BROAD BEANS I always autumn-sow broad beans. As well as having more time than I do in spring, it stops nutrients leaching through otherwise fallow soil, which allows its structure to deteriorate. They are ready a good month earlier than those sown in April, and they don't get black fly. If the beans are in an exposed position and grow too tall (above a foot ) over winter , they can wave around and split just above ground level, so put in canes or sticks and ...