(Environmental Ambassadors, EASD) is a non-for-profit professional association focusing work on education, as well as the research and science (professional and participant science/citizen science) promotion, in the areas of sustainable development and environment, through the consultancy, expertise, innovation, capacity building, evidence based advocacy, promotion of natural and culture values, equality and justice
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From October 27 to 30, 2026, the annual Blue Flag National Operator Meeting (NOM 2026) brought together environmental leaders from around the globe in Erfurt, Germany. Hosted by the Deutsche Gesellschaft für Umwelterziehung e.V. (FEE Germany / Blaue Flagge), this intensive four-day event served as a collaborative hub for staff representing member organisations across 36 […]
The citizen science project „Obtectus Finders“ is present in Serbia and is implemented in partnership among civil society organisations, educational institutions, and the Institute for Biological Research „Sinisa Stankovic“ from Belgrade. Environmental Ambassadors for Sustainable Development, as the National Operator of the Eco-Schools program in Serbia, and the Eco-Schools network have been engaged over the […]
The five networks gathered in 2024 around a common goal, formed a voluntary nature alliance (VNA) and gathered members in Brussels on 10 & 11 June 2026 to shape future cooperation: BirdLife, CANEurope, EEB, T&E and WWF EU. Environmental Ambassadors for Sustainable Development participated in the capacity as member of the EEB. The first thematic […]
From June 8 to 9, at the European Environmental Bureau (EEB) in Brussels, the “big five” groups met and discussed the current situation in sectors of nature, water, air, soil and agriculture as a joint effort to contribute to better regulation and implementation in those sectors. It seems urgent actions need to be planned for […]
Global Meeting & Forum on Chemicals and Waste is organized by the International Pollutants Elimination Network (IPEN). The event brought together more than 110 environmental and health leaders and scientists representing over 40 countries, all committed to advancing a toxic-free future. Participants exchanged valuable experiences and insights, and discussed the framework for upcoming activities, setting […]
The Green Key National Operator Meeting was held from November 4 to 7, 2025, in Marseille, France, organized by Teragir, the national operator of the Green Key program in France. It was an opportunity to hear about new certification processes, including an overview, status, and next steps, as well as the engagement of Auditors, and […]
The UN/UNEP Minamata Convention on Mercury demonstrates how credible science can shape global policy. After a series of meetings and intergovernmental agreements, the text of the convention was adopted 12 years ago, and it began to be valid as MEA 8 years ago. Now the 6th Conference of Member States (COP 6 ) is being […]
The Energy and Climate Working Group was held from 14th to 16th October, 2025, at the EEB premises in Brussels. It started with the event “New Framework for Public Participation in Renewables”, hosted by MEP Paulo Do Nascimento Cabral at the European Parliament. During the event, it was explored how the implementation of the revised […]
Cluster workshop – Evidence-based policies for the future of educational technology was held on September 29, 2025, at the premises of EC CENTRE DE CONFÉRENCES ALBERT BORSCHETTE in Brussels. One-day policy conference hosted by the Horizon Europe projects in the “Integrating New Technologies into Education and Training” cluster — Exten.(D.T.)2 (https://extendt2.eu/), augMENTOR (https://augmentor-project.eu/), e-DIPLOMA (https://e-diplomaproject.eu/), […]
Thessaloniki Sustainability Summit 2025 – discussing about the global developments, 10 years after the Paris Climate Agreement: Where we are today, what have we accomplished during these 10 years, why we are at this point, what were the obstacles that prevented us from achieving the goals of the agreement, but most importantly, where do we […]