NAMA II needed to save natural resources

OUR forests, peatlands, lakes, rivers, seas and coasts are places of wonder, diversity and beauty.

They are also the economic engines that provide livelihoods, fresh water, food, fuel, recreation, energy resources and tourism.

However, these essential natural assets and resources are currently managed by numerous and often conflicting government departments, agencies and laws which can lead to poor management – often leading to neglect.