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Around the world with SSNC

Environmental problems do not stop at national borders. Therefore, we collaborate with other organizations that are also fighting for a better world. Now we present our global work through a unique map. Take a trip around the world and meet people who make a difference.

Marine Ecosystems and Fisheries

Shrimp Farming in Bangladesh

In a new film and report, the Swedish Society for Nature Conservation (SSNC) now reveals the extent of the destruction caused by the shrimp farming industry.

Ecolabelling

Green Consumerism

The Green Consumerism projects of SSNC cover several approaches to deal with environmental aspects of consumption. Our main areas are ecolabelling and consumers oriented campaig...

Marine Ecosystems and Fisheries

Keep tiger prawns off your plate

We have produced a short film in order to inform consumers, both nationally and globally, about the negative effects the giant prawn has on the environment.

Biodiversity crisis in Swedish forests

Vast areas of the Swedish natural forest have been turned into giant cultivation areas resulting in a biodiversity crisis in the forests of Sweden. A large species loss in the f...

Our reply on criticism from Sveaskog

To save the forest biodiversity in Sweden, the felling of biologically valuable forests must come to an end immediately.

The world criticises the Swedish wolf hunting

People from more than 45 countries all over the world have supported our criticism of the licensed wolf hunt in Sweden, by sending some 3000 letters in just three days to Commis...

Marine Ecosystems and Fisheries

EU’s unsustainable fisheries in West Africa

Along the West African coasts, EU fishing is contributing to reduced fish stocks and increased difficulties for local fish workers to earn a living.

Climate

The wrong track to the future

By agreeing to open for new nuclear power plants, the Swedish government allows for increased pollution and more radioactive waste. It also accepts further investments in coal p...
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