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Updates and news about the upcoming IUCN World Conservation Congress in Jeju, Korea.
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FREE ECOTOURS FOR REGISTERED PARTICIPANTS!
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The IUCN Congress experience wouldn’t be complete without exploring the surroundings of the venue. This is why the Host Country is giving participants the chance to go on one-day-long ecological excursions – free of charge – on 13 September.
A limited number of two-day excursions around Korea can also be enjoyed at a great discount after the Forum (12-13 September) and after the Congress (16-17 September).
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Jeju marks 100 days until the Congress
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An estimated 3,500 people attended the festivities in Jeju to celebrate 100 days until the 2012 Congress. Korea’s President Lee confirmed in person to IUCN's Director General that he would be opening the IUCN Congress on 6 September. > Read more
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The Forum at the World Conservation Congress
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Along with the innovative conferencing sessions at the Forum, side events will also animate the Congress, creating opportunities to network in a lively atmosphere. The official social events selected as part of the Congress have now been shortlisted. > Get a sneak peek of the Social Events
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Members' Assembly: democracy in action
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As IUCN’s highest decision-making body, the Assembly is where Members exercise their rights and influence the global conservation agenda. To maximize opportunities for discussion, online technologies are used to facilitate debate and spread information before the start of the Congress.
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The Korean touch
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No one will contest that the World Conservation Congress is a global summit. But markedly in 2012, it will also be Korean. The Republic of Korea is a country full of spirit and surprises. It has mobilized resources and an impressive workforce to organize what promises to be a dashing Congress. > Read more
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From the Host Country
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The World Conservation Congress is hosted by the Republic of Korea and the Jeju Special Self-Governing Province on Jeju Island, crown jewel of the Yellow Sea. The summit could not happen without the support of the Ministry of Environment of the Korean Government and Jeju Special Self-Governing Province. > Keep up to date with the Korean Organizing Committee
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30 June: Book your accommodation through the official housing bureau until that date to get guaranteed priority booking
5 July (24:00 GMT/UTC): Make sure to have fully completed your registration to benefit from the Early Bird fees. Payments also need to be processed by the same day to qualify for the discount
5 July: Deadline to sign up for free and discounted ecotours to discover the ecological treasures of Jeju island
8 July: The list of reviewed motions and the next statutory documents that will be presented during the Congress are published
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Congress 2.0
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Like us on Facebook and follow us on Twitter using #iucn2012
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The Congress in music
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Korean band 2am sings the Congess song
> Listen now
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Official Housing Bureau
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Book your hotel here until 30 June to get priority
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Air travel
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Book your flights through the official agency
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Visa
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Do you need a visa to travel to Jeju?
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Got a question?
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See our FAQs or contact us if needed
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Forum web-spaces
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Manage your event in a few simple clicks
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Impact of IUCN
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What impact do resolutions have on global conservation?
> Learn more
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Health check
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Diagnosis of the 2008 resolutions' implementation
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IUCN, International Union for Conservation of Nature © 2012
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IUCN helps the world find pragmatic solutions to our most pressing environment and development challenges. It supports scientific research, manages field projects all over the world and brings governments, non-government organizations, United Nations agencies, companies and local communities together to develop and implement policy, laws and best practice.
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Photo credits: Banner © UICN; Upo Marsh © Hanjin Travel; Marton-Lefèvre and Korean President Lee © Blue House; Sneak peek © SXC.hu; Forum 2008 © IUCN; Congress logo © IUCN; Facebook and Twitter logos © Facebook and Twitter; Assemblée des Membres 2008 © UICN; 2am © Korean Organizing Committee; D-100 in Jeju © Jeju Weekly; Forum web-spaces © IUCN; Jeju © Jeju Special Self-governing Province; Logos pays hôtes © Jeju Special Self-governing Province/Ministry of Environment of Korea; Airplane © SXC.hu; Passport © SXC.hu ; Question mark © SXC.hu; Impact of IUCN Resolutions © IUCN; Diagnostic of the 2008 resolutions 2008 © IUCN Spain. |
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