“Coral Reefs in Peril: Scientists Worldwide Mobilize to Preserve Marine Biodiversity”
Scientists worldwide are taking action to save coral reefs from a potential crisis. Efforts include the preservation of coral in gene banks and the installation of artificial reefs. Global warming remains a major threat, causing coral bleaching due to rising ocean temperatures. European initiatives aim to find sustainable solutions. The project is compared to Noah’s Ark, ensuring coral reef preservation in aquariums.
“Clear Skies Ahead: No Precipitation Expected in Armenia on April 25th, According to Hydrometeorology”
In Armenia, no precipitation is expected on April 25. Yerevan will have a morning temperature of 11-13°C and an afternoon temperature of 28-30°C. According to “Hydrometeorology” by NEWS.am.
“Clean Energy Plant Thriving, But Faces Supplier Disruption; Employment Stability Questioned”
“Clean Energy Plant” in operation for 2 months, employing 400 workers. Main supplier ceases molybdenum supply. Lawyer confirms layoffs, no dismissals initiated. Learn more on the source website.
“Lake Sevan Water Level on the Rise: Increased by 2 cm in Just One Week”
The water level of Lake Sevan increased by 2 cm from April 15-21, reaching 1900.30m. It is 6 cm lower than last year but 13 cm higher than Jan 1, 2024. News from Armenia.
“Rescue Service Issues Warning: Closed Roads Strand Travelers in Armenia”
Rescue service reports road closures in Armenia. Aparan pass, Karilich lake, and Getapnya village affected. Traffic halted due to landslide. Updates on NEWS.am. #Armenia #roadclosures #landslide
“New Bird Breeding Program Takes Flight at Tatev Monastery: A Beacon of Hope and Cooperation”
Bird breeding activities launched in Tatev Monastery through Ruben Vardanyan’s initiative. The program, involving partners and volunteers, also breeds bees to symbolize hope and cooperation. Join online to support the project and attend the opening ceremony of the May garden. Organic methods used to develop the Tatev community.
“Government Takes Action: Boosting Water Supply for Farmers and Agricultural Land Amid Drought Threat”
Government increases irrigation water and fertilizer supply to agricultural land, ensuring uninterrupted drinking water for farmers. Implementation to benefit 90k hectares, mostly in Ararat and Armavir regions. Measures in place to address water scarcity.
“Revolutionary Illumination: How LED Lights are Transforming the Streets of Khoti for a Greener Future”
The Caucasus Nature & Wildlife Conservation Foundation and Yerevan Municipality have improved village lighting using eco-friendly LED lights. This initiative enhances safety, reduces expenses, and offers remote control capabilities for adjustments. The project installed 59 LED lights, illuminating a distance of 2.3 km, and a total of 207 LED lights have been installed in the past five years, considerably improving the living conditions of residents. This program supports the development of cities and regions while saving up to 80% of energy consumption.
“Arctic Discovery: International Team Uncovers 50+ New Deep-Sea Species in Stunning Breakthrough”
Scientists discover 50+ new deep-sea species in Arctic investigation near Chilly Isles, including corals, sponges, jellyfish, and more. A rare mesophotic coral ecosystem was also found. Exciting!
“Regional Governor of Shirak Welcomes Partnership to Strengthen Forest Management and Climate Change Efforts”
Hacob Samidyann, the governor of Shirak, welcomed the PDARD-FAO delegation in Armenia. They discussed forest management, afforestation, and the IWMDP program. Positive cooperation was emphasized.