DLH Press Release 3rd November 2010 Din l-Art Helwa is disappointed at the lack of sensitivity to environmental issues displayed by the chairman of the new Malta Developers’ Association in an interview this week. Mr Michael Falzon described...
Times of Malta, 7 November 2010 Six environment NGOs have slammed the government’s policy on spring hunting, calling it ‘worrying and irresponsible’. Din L-Art Helwa, Flimkien ghal Ambjent Aħjar, Friends of the Earth Malta, Gaia Foundation, Nature Trust (Malta) and the Ramblers...
Press Release 1st November 2010 The environmental NGOs Nature Trust (Malta), Flimkien Ghal Ambjent Ahjar, Din L-Art Helwa, Ramblers Association BirdLife Malta and Friends of the Earth Malta are appalled by the way filming was being allowed in the Natura 2000...
Times of Malta, 8 September 2010 This year, the European Commission decided to close the bluefin tuna season one week earlier, recalling its purse seine fishing fleet after the catch quotas had been reached earlier than expected. This is not the...
Din l-Art Helwa Press Release 13 May 2010 Din l-Art Helwa does not agree with the construction of a large new tourist complex at Hondoq ir-Rummien bay in Gozo. Din l-Art Helwa is against the construction of new yachting facilities...
Times of Malta 13 May 2010 Din l-Art Ħelwa is pleased to hear that the EU is proposing new measures to protect diminishing stocks of swordfish. According to regulations issued by ICCAT (2007/01) it is prohibited to fish for swordfish between...
26 April 2010 Joint Press Release – BirdLife Malta & Din l-Art Helwa The Foresta 2000 afforestation site in Mellieha was once again the target of vandalism when 104 pine trees were cut down in two main areas on a hill on...
Sunday Times of Malta, 25 April 2010 The vote on the proposal to ban international trade in the Atlantic bluefin tuna was soundly defeated last month at the UN Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species (CITES) meeting. Originally tabled by...
Press Release 8 April 2010 Din l-Art Helwa is pleased to note that the Malta Environment and Planning Authority has today refused 13 applications for the sanctioning of illegal structures at Dwejra. ‘This is a step in the right direction’ commented...