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Network 21
Network 21 magazine was launched in October 1993 by the Conservation Foundation with the support of the Corporation of London. The magazine's aim is to increase awareness of conservation projects internationally by the promotion of positive environmental news. It also aims to encourage action and improve the exchange of information, both across national boundaries, and between the public, private and voluntary sectors. Network 21 is mailed free of charge to a wide and growing list of key national, regional and local government officials, environmentalists, business people, journalists, opinion formers and other interested parties. In addition to copies mailed out directly by the Conservation Foundation, copies are also distributed by the European Commission (DGXI) and the European Environment Bureau. CPL was asked to take over the design and production of the magazine late in 1999. The Conservation Foundation was founded in 1982 by David Bellamy and David Shreeve to provide a means for people in public, private and non-profit sectors to collaborate through a wide variety of programmes and initiatives often with the support of commercial organisations. |