AEN and the American University of Armenia’s Acopian Center for the Environment launched "The Thousand Leaf Project" at the highly popular Ecotourism Conference hosted by AUA on April 2.  

Armenia currently does not conduct wastewater’s full treatment and the wastewater treatment plants in Armenia only do the following: collect wastewater from towns, villages, and industrial plants and then conduct mechanical treatment

In high school our teachers often asked us to compose an essay with the title of "What I would do if I were a millionaire", and I always wrote the same thing – I would renovate the Hrazdan community park, the park that hosted me, and many others, almost every day in my childhood.

Fatima Poladyan has been taking on the responsibility of teaching young generations for 28 years. The school where she works is in Lchavan, a village in the Vardenis sub-region, Gegharqunik Marz. Mrs. Poladyan is one of the teachers participating in the “Vardenis Environmental Education Initiative“.

Cleaning up Armenia is a daunting task and it’s easy to become pessimistic.  But leading by example is a powerful tool.  

In mid-February, AEN met with the teachers from the Vardenis sub-region in Tsaghkadzor for its second Training of Teachers.

Marine Harutyunyan is one of the teachers participating in the Vardenis Environmental Education Initiative. Here are some thoughts she shared with us.

After two years, AEN Office Director Kirk Wallace signs off. 

On March 27-28, 2013, AEN and Green Lane NGO conducted the second Training of Teachers in Berd.