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Donna Strickland, first woman to win Nobel Prize in Physics in 55 years

October 3, 2018

CJ-UNESCO Education Camp in South Korea empowers girls in STEM education

August 14, 2018

A fragile ocean: Protecting the ocean from harmful algal blooms and disease outbreaks

A changing ocean: Decision-making in the face of multiplying ocean stressors

A starving ocean: Upwelling systems under climate change and the threat to global food security

A breathless ocean: What we know about ocean deoxygenation

#WeWillNotBeSilent - Reflecting on the Role of Online Communities in Tackling Sexual Harassment

UNESCO GCC and Yemen Office Celebrates International Women’s Day 2018 in Qatar

UNESCO launches BIOPALT project to safeguard Lake Chad

The UNESCO Deputy DirectorGeneral Getachew Engida officially launched the BIOsphere and Heritage of Lake Chad BIOPALT project at the International Conference on Lake Chad held on 26 February 2018 The BIOPALT project aims to increase knowledge of Lake Chad restore wetlands rehabilitate wildlife migration corridors and promote sustainable incomegenerating activities in Abuja Nigeria

UNESCO commits to safeguarding Lake Chad

UNESCO will bring a preservation project focusing on research and the dissemination of knowledge the rehabilitation of wetlands and wildlife corridors and the promotion of sustainable income generating activities to the International Conference on Lake Chad which will take place in Abuja Nigeria from 26 to 28 February

February 22, 2018