Podcasts about Lipu

Per riascoltare Considera l'armadillo noi e altri animali ospite @Danilo Selvaggi, direttore generale di @Lipu sul sondaggio sulla caccia e il Ddl in programma. A cura di Cecilia Di Lieto.

Per riascoltare Considera l'armadillo noi e altri animali ospite il professor Massimo Labra, direttore scientifico di @NBFC National Biodiversity Future Center sul secondo Forum Nazionale della Biodiversità a Milano, ma anche di @Enpa, @Lac, @Lav, @Lipu, @Wwf Italia su Disegno Legge sulla caccia. A cura di Cecilia Di Lieto.

Oggi iniziamo parlando di lavoro e istruzione, con un commento di Laura Stochino, insegnante e parte dell'associazione Antonio Gramsci di Cagliari, alla notizia che vuole l'Isola al massimo dell'occupazione ma con un terzo tra lavoratori e lavoratrici che non hanno un titolo di studio. Parliamo poi dell'appello da parte della lega italiana protezione uccelli, la LIPU, per un'installazione degli impianti di produzione di energia da fonti rinnovabili che rispetti le rotte migratorie dei volatili (e non solo), e delle azioni della Regione Sardegna volte a arginare un problema ormai annoso: la carenza di voli per l'Isola e le difficoltà vissute da persone emigrate o fuorisede, nel tornare a casa per le festività. Infine, per quanto riguarda la parte di cronaca, ci soffermiamo sul progetto di recupero della posidonia oceanica a Santa Teresa di Gallura. Nella seconda parte della rassegna poi come sempre vi racconteremo invece gli articoli della settimana su Sardegna che cambia, stavolta anche con un contributo da parte di Angela Deiana Galimberti, giornalista di Indip, e poi in chiusura gli eventi in arrivo per il weekend.Fonti e trascrizione su www.sardegnachecambia.org 

Per riascoltare Considera l'armadillo noi e altri animali ospite @Danilo Selvaggi direttore generale di @Lipu per parlare di @ISPRA, di cacciatori, di 500.000 fringuelli che vogliono uccidere, di Europa, ma anche di Giornata nazionale del Gatto, di @WOW Spazio Fumetto - Museo del Fumetto di Milano, di La città dei gatti. A cura di Cecilia Di Lieto.

Un impegno per la salvaguardia di Punta Giglio e del Parco di Porto Conte L'associazione Punta Giglio libera, nata ad Alghero, rappresenta un esempio concreto di partecipazione dal basso nella tutela delle risorse ambientali e paesaggistiche del territorio. Questa realtà affonda le sue radici nella storia locale e si distingue per la sensibilità verso la biodiversità e la difesa dei beni comuni. Grazie all'impegno di volontari e attivisti, il gruppo ha contribuito attivamente alla nascita del Parco naturale regionale di Porto Conte, diventando un punto di riferimento per la difesa del patrimonio naturale sardo. Elena Pittau e Giovanni Oliva, figure chiave dell'associazione, raccontano come il progetto sia cresciuto nel tempo, coinvolgendo sempre più cittadini e stringendo alleanze con realtà nazionali come Italia Nostra e Lipu, oltre a numerosi comitati spontanei. La rete di collaborazioni ha rafforzato le battaglie ambientali, garantendo un costante monitoraggio delle minacce che incombono sulla zona e promuovendo un modello di gestione sostenibile. La forza di una comunità: 100 soci e nuove generazioni in prima linea Attualmente, Punta Giglio libera conta circa 100 soci attivi, un numero significativo che dimostra l'importanza del coinvolgimento della cittadinanza nella difesa del territorio. L'associazione non si limita a proteggere l'area di Punta Giglio, ma lavora anche per sensibilizzare la comunità sull'importanza di uno sviluppo rispettoso dell'ambiente. Uno degli obiettivi principali è coinvolgere le giovani generazioni, affinché diventino parte attiva della tutela del paesaggio e della biodiversità locale. Attraverso attività didattiche, escursioni guidate e progetti di educazione ambientale, il gruppo mira a trasmettere valori fondamentali per il futuro della Sardegna. Grazie alla collaborazione con altre associazioni e alla partecipazione ai tavoli di confronto istituzionali, Punta Giglio libera continua a essere un presidio fondamentale per la difesa dell'ecosistema locale. La sua missione non si esaurisce con la protezione dell'area, ma si estende alla promozione di un turismo sostenibile e alla lotta contro progetti che potrebbero compromettere l'equilibrio naturale della regione. Un movimento in continua evoluzione L'azione di Punta Giglio libera rappresenta un modello di cittadinanza attiva che ha saputo trasformare la passione per la natura in una forza concreta di cambiamento. Il gruppo dimostra come la determinazione e la collaborazione possano generare un impatto positivo, offrendo un esempio virtuoso di difesa ambientale e sociale. L'impegno dei volontari non si ferma, e il loro lavoro continua a essere essenziale per garantire che Punta Giglio e il Parco di Porto Conte restino luoghi incontaminati e accessibili a tutti. Con il coinvolgimento delle nuove generazioni e l'alleanza con altre realtà ambientaliste, l'associazione si prepara a nuove sfide, consolidando il proprio ruolo di sentinella del territorio.

Per riascoltare Considera l'armadillo noi e altri animali che ha ospitato Gabriella Vaschetti, responsabile scientifico di @Centro Cicogne e Anatidi - centro federato LIPU di Racconigi per parlarci del trasferimento di 23 cicogne dalla Bulgaria. A cura di Cecilia Di Lieto.

Znani študentski dom Korotan ostaja simbol slovenstva na Dunaju, zagotavlja pristojni minister Matej Arčon. Poleg obnove doma, za katero je SDH namenil 1,9 milijona evrov, bo pomembno, kaj se bo v njem v prihodnje dogajalo, opozarja minister. Lipuševo mladje 1960 – 1981 je bil naslov znanstvenega simpozija, ki je prav tako potekal na Dunaju. Različni razpravljavci so osvetli vlogo te več kot zgolj literarne revije, zelo pomembne za koroške Slovence, in Florjana Lipuša, soustanovitelja in dolgoletnega urednika. Zavijemo v Rezijo, ki je za obiskovalce zanimiva v vseh letnih časih. Ustavimo se v Muzeju rezijanskih ljudi, kjer je na ogled razstava o rezijanskih mizarjih. Prek Ljubljane, kjer je na študijski izmenjavi zelo dejaven tržaški Slovenec Gabriel Milič, odpotujemo še v Monošter. V tamkajšnjem Slovenskem domu Lipa so na ogled postavili dela že 23. likovne kolonije, ki je poleti v Porabju združila zelo različne umetnike iz štirih držav. Kako pa kaže galeriji v Monoštru? Foto (Silva Eöry): utrinki z razstave v Monoštru  

Ein sprachlicher Totentanz: Über "Die Verweigerung der Wehmut" von Florjan Lipuš von Ulrike Matzer (Hördauer ca. 08 Minuten) Wir dürfen Beiträge aus den verschiedenen Ausgaben von Literatur und Kritik für unser Literaturpodcastradio vertonen. In dieser Sendung hören Sie: einen Beitrag von Ulrike Matzer — Kunsthistorikerin, Kulturwissenschaftlerin und Kritikerin. Ihre Arbeit ist an der Schnittstelle von Wissenschafts-, Architektur- und Mediengeschichte, Gender Studies und Visueller Kultur angesiedelt. Seit 2022 lehrt sie als Dozentin an der Universität Zürich, zuvor hatte sie die Gastprofessur für Geschichte und Theorie der Fotografie an der Universität für angewandte Kunst Wien inne. Wir danken dem Verlag und der Autorin für die kostenlose Überlassung der Nutzung für diese Sendung. Diese Sendung hat Ihnen gefallen? Unsere Live-Sendung in München/Schwabing oder im Pixel (Gasteig, Mü) Sprecher Matthias Pöhlmann, Regie und Realisation Uwe Kullnick

Last time we spoke about the battles for Peleliu and Angaur. Following the amphibious assaults on Peleliu and Anguar, US Marines under General Rupertus intensified their offensive. On September 17, Colonel Hanneken's 7th Marines advanced in Peleliu's southern sector, as the 1st and 5th Marines pushed north, confronting the fortified Umurbrogol Mountains, where Colonel Nakagawa's defenses stalled their progress. Despite reaching key positions by mid-morning, intense Japanese counterattacks continued, causing heavy casualties. On September 18, the 7th Marines, aided by armor, resumed their slow advance, securing the southern part of Peleliu by day's end. Meanwhile, the 1st and 5th Marines faced brutal combat in the central ridges, suffering significant losses. By September 21, the capture of nearby Ulithi Atoll provided a strategic base for future operations. Despite securing important positions, the Marines encountered severe resistance in the Umurbrogol Mountains, leading to high casualties and necessitating reinforcements. By September 23, the Americans secured footholds on Peleliu and Anguar, yet fierce fighting persisted in Nakagawa's fortified positions. This episode is the Japanese Triumph in China Welcome to the Pacific War Podcast Week by Week, I am your dutiful host Craig Watson. But, before we start I want to also remind you this podcast is only made possible through the efforts of Kings and Generals over at Youtube. Perhaps you want to learn more about world war two? Kings and Generals have an assortment of episodes on world war two and much more  so go give them a look over on Youtube. So please subscribe to Kings and Generals over at Youtube and to continue helping us produce this content please check out www.patreon.com/kingsandgenerals. If you are still hungry for some more history related content, over on my channel, the Pacific War Channel you can find a few videos all the way from the Opium Wars of the 1800's until the end of the Pacific War in 1945.  This week we are picking up back over on Peleliu and Anguar where the Japanese are still providing stiff resistance. On September 23, Colonel Venable's 322nd Regiment had made little progress breaking into the Lake Salome bowl. With their commanding officer severely injured, a change in tactics was imminent. On the morning of September 24, propaganda broadcasts over a public address system were used to try and persuade the remaining Japanese to surrender. However, only two Japanese soldiers surrendered, reporting that over 300 defenders remained in the bowl under Major Goto. This accurate estimate was disregarded by the American command, who believed only about 150 defenders remained. Following this failed attempt, all available artillery bombarded the bowl in preparation for an attack from the north, altering the appearance of the bowl's interior and rims to aid the upcoming assault. Back at Peleliu, after heavy bombardment, Colonel Dark's 321st Regiment resumed its advance north along the coast on September 24, despite continued harassment from Japanese fire from the central ridges. By noon, they had secured the trail-road junction south of Garekoru. Some troops explored the trail to the east, encountering heavy resistance, while Company G advanced rapidly north through Garekoru, reaching the O-4 Line. Behind them, Dark's 3rd Battalion and Colonel Hanneken's 3rd Battalion also pushed northwards. Further east, the 7th Marines pressed against Colonel Nakagawa's main defenses on the Umurbrogol Mountains. By nightfall, having successfully resisted Japanese counterattacks on O-4, General Rupertus' northward drive had proven to be a significant success. He next planned to cut across the island on September 25 through the eastern trail to completely isolate the Japanese forces in the Umurbrogol ridges. At 07:00, Dark's troops began moving eastward, with Company E successfully reaching the edge of East Road against light opposition. They halted in front of Hill B, which dominated the eastern area. However, the 3rd Battalion encountered heavier resistance from pillboxes and emplacements protected by steep walls and sheer cliffs guarding the northern approaches to the Umurbrogol defense system, making little progress. Meanwhile, to the north, a strong tank-infantry patrol advanced about 1,200 yards, killing 30 Japanese and destroying four pillboxes and two large supply dumps before reaching the O-5 Line. The weak resistance encountered by the patrol suggested that remaining Japanese strength was concentrated in the Umurbrogol Pocket. Thus, at 10:30, Rupertus decided to commit the 5th Marines for a drive to the northern tip of Peleliu. Rapidly relieved by the 1st Marines on eastern Peleliu. Orders to move to the western portion of Peleliu found the 5th Marines in static positions on Eastern Peleliu, where the regimental mission had been to prevent enemy counterlandings. The 1st Battalion was deployed in the vicinity of the radio direction finding station near Ngardololok, the 2d Battalion was holding the islands north of the northeastern peninsula, while the 3d Battalion, less one company, occupied defensive positions along Purple Beach. The 1st Marines completed the relief of the 5th shortly after noon and assumed command of the 5th Marines sector at that time. In order to expedite movement of the regiment to the West Road, the battalions moved out on trucks at 1300, with 1/5 in the lead, followed by 3/5 and 2/5.  By 1600, the 5th Marines had executed the passage of the lines, and the regiment passed through Phase Line O-4 near Garekoru. As 1/5 continued its advance up the West Road, it encountered erratic resistance from what appeared to be Japanese holdouts. The level terrain was devoid of the dense jungle growth abounding elsewhere on Peleliu and offered ideal conditions for the movement of tanks and LVT flamethrowers accompanying the advance battalion. Aside from occasional Japanese sniper and mortar fire, the advance continued for about 500 yards without interruption to Road Junction 15, where the West and East Roads met. This vital point was defended by a small Japanese force, which had installed itself on a ridge dominating the road forks. Around 1700, as the Marines approached this point, the enemy opened fire, which served only to delay the Marines. When the firefight ended the Japanese had lost 20 killed. The battalion continued its advance for another 100 yards and seized the Japanese radio station, whose towers the forward elements of RCT 321 had spotted on the previous day. Having secured this objective, the battalion established night defenses north of the radio station from the beach to the high ground east of the West Road. Upon reaching Road Junction 15 in the wake of the advance of 1/5, the 3d Battalion pivoted to the southeast and headed down East Road, where it established night defenses on the road and along the western slopes of Hill 80. The latter hill, in itself an isolated terrain feature, owed its importance to its location, for it was the only link separating the Kamilianlul ridges to the south from the Amiangal ridges, which formed the northernmost hill mass on Peleliu.   Throughout the evening and night, the forward elements at the radio station were continuously and heavily attacked and bombed but managed to hold against the enemy onslaught. Meanwhile, at Angaur, after a heavy and prolonged artillery bombardment, the 3rd Battalion, 322nd Regiment pushed forward to launch its assault from the north. Finding no route south over the cliffs, they assembled near the northern end of the Milwaukee Railroad for an attack west the following day. At 07:30 on September 26, the infantry launched their assault on Lake Salome, quickly taking control of the eastern rim with minimal resistance. Facing increasing enemy fire, the Americans made their way down the eastern rim to the bowl floor. However, by the end of the day, they were halted by Goto's positions on the northern cliffs and "The Island," a gap between an overgrown coral mound and the eastern rim. To the south, the 2nd Battalion supported the attack by advancing north, capturing the southeast rim and clearing out several enemy cave positions.  Back over on Peleliu the Marines had a very rough night full of Japanese infiltrator harassment. In fact our old friend Eugene Sledge wrote about the night of September 25th and what his unit of K Company, 3rd battalion, 5th marines went through. The Japanese who had come across the road in front of me were probably members of what the enemy called a “close-quarter combat unit.” The enemy soldier shot by Sam was not dressed or equipped like their typical infantryman. Rather he wore only tropical khaki shorts, short-sleeved shirt, and tabi footwear (splittoed, rubber-soled canvas shoes). He carried only his bayonet. Why he entered our line where he did may have been pure accident, or he may have had an eye on our mortar. His comrade angled off toward the right near a machine gun on our flank. Mortars and machine guns were favorite targets for infiltrators on the front lines. To the rear, they went after heavy mortars, communications, and artillery. Before Company K moved out, I went down the road to the next company to see what had happened during the night. I learned that those blood-chilling screams had come from the Japanese I had seen run to the right. He had jumped into a foxhole where he met an alert Marine. In the ensuing struggle each had lost his weapon. The desperate Marine had jammed his forefinger into his enemy's eye socket and killed him. Such was the physical horror and brutish reality of war for us. The 1/5 spent the early hours of 26 September in consolidating its positions around the radio station and preparing for continuation of its attack later in the day to the northern tip of Peleliu. Shortly after 0600, 3/5 jumped off for an attack against Hill 80 with Company K on the left and Company I on the right. The attack carried the hill and by 0830 the assault force reached a swamp bordering the east coast of Peleliu. This advance of the 3d Battalion was of major importance because it effectively cut the island in two. Late in the afternoon most of the battalion moved back from Hill 80 to a reserve position near the junction of East and West Roads. The unit's southern flank extended south from the junction along East Road to Hill 80, where Company I was stationed for the night. Between Company I, 5th Marines, and the 2d Battalion, 321st Infantry, at Hill B, lay a gap approximately 1,800 yards long through which only the 321st Infantry's Neal Task Force had passed. In this gap lay 1,500-yard-long Kamilianlul Mountain, held by an unknown number of Japanese and as yet not even reconnoitered by American units. The 5th Marines consolidated their positions and resumed their assault. The 1st Battalion, 5th Marines, ran into stiff opposition from the Amiangal ridges dominating northern Peleliu. The northern portion of the L-shaped hill system consisted of ridges running generally from northeast to southwest for about 1,000 yards; the southern leg extended from northwest to southeast. The southern leg of the ridges was not continuous but broken into four separate hills or knobs, designated from northwest to southeast as Hill 1, Hill 2, Hill 3, and Radar Hill, so named because it had at one time served as an enemy radar installation. These four knobs were to gain ill repute as Hill Row. The entire Amiangal ridge system was held in strength by the Japanese, particularly the portion paralleling the route of advance of 1/5. This part contained some of the most elaborate caves and tunnels on Peleliu. The battalion had barely started out along the West Road when the enemy in and on Hill 1 opened up on the Marines with 37mm and 75mm guns as well as automatic weapons and mortars. This curtain of fire from the Amiangal ridges was reinforced by heavy fire from Ngesebus Island. All forward movement soon halted. Attacking eastward from the West Road, Company B assaulted the second knob, Hill 2, but also encountered opposition. Through sheer determination the company was able to gain a firm foothold on the hill by early afternoon. This accomplishment in effect served to outflank the Japanese on Hill 1, but Japanese resistance on the last mentioned hill continued throughout the day. An attempt by Company C to seize all of Hill 1 during the remaining hours of daylight was unsuccessful, and continuation of the assault had to await the following day. During the bitter fighting in which 1/5 engaged during the night of 25-26 September and for most of the following day, 2/5 remained stationary on the southern flank of the regiment. At 1600 on 26 September, when it had become apparent that 1/5 could make no further progress, 2/5 was ordered to attack. The battalion advanced northward through the left wing of 1/5, carefully bypassing embattled Hill 1. In the course of its advance, the battalion drew heavy fire from Japanese emplacements in the plain, from the ridges on its right, as well as from Ngesebus. Enemy mortars proved especially troublesome. As a result of the heavy fire, Company F lost four of its supporting tanks before it had advanced very far beyond Hill 1. Attempts by the artillery to give all possible support to the battalion were largely ineffectual. "We fired frequent missions throughout the day on these mortars; the reported effect was that the mortars were neutralized while we fired but that they were not destroyed. The enemy apparently withdrew into the caves during the period of our fire." As evening approached, the 5th Marines occupied a jagged front line. The 1st Battalion, though out of contact with the 2d, was tied in with the 3d on the right. The mission of the 3d Battalion was to support either the 1st or 2d Battalion in the event of a major Japanese counterattack. Further progress of the 2d Battalion was impeded by a large antitank ditch, which blocked the approach to the remnants of the Peleliu phosphate plant. The Japanese had converted the reinforced concrete foundation of the otherwise demolished structure into a major defensive installation. Exposed to the enemy fire from Ngesebus Island and plunging fire from caves and defensive positions from the hills, 2/5 found itself in a very unenviable situation. Further south, after some necessary adjustments, Dark's forces assaulted Hill B with two battalions. Initially repelled, Dark then sent a task force led by Captain George Neal to attack from the north. After a complex maneuver north and then south, the Neal Task Force attacked Hill B just as other elements of the 321st fought their way to the top through challenging terrain. The hill eventually fell to the Americans, completing the isolation of the Umurbrogol Pocket. By the end of the day, the island was divided in two places, leaving Nakagawa's determined defenders isolated in two major pockets. On September 27, with the Umurbrogol Pocket now contained, the 5th Marines continued their operations against Amiangal Mountain. At the same time, the 1st Battalion, 321st Regiment advanced north from the Hill B area to close the long gap along East Road up to Hill 80. Dark's infantrymen secured Kamilianlul Mountain with minimal resistance and then moved towards the Marines' road junction.  The 2d Battalion was to find progress extremely rough for the remainder of the day. First, the erstwhile phosphate plant, which the Japanese had turned into a blockhouse, had to be secured in an area that bristled with snipers. The problem confronting Colonel Harris was a formidable one. The blockhouse in front of 2/5 could not be taken until the antitank ditch blocking the approaches to it had been seized. This was a job that the infantry could not tackle without armored support. The regimental commander decided to utilize all arms available in reducing these obstacles. First of all, Colonel Harris called naval gunfire and artillery in on Ngesebus and any other targets suspected of harboring artillery or mortar positions. A medium tank, equipped with a bulldozer blade, was pressed into service to level the antitank ditch, and filled it by 0830. A LVT flamethrower then was able to come within effective range of the Japanese fortification. Moments later, when the flame and smoke had cleared, all resistance from this stronghold had ceased and more than 60 dead Japanese remained in the rubble. While this action was in progress, patrols from Company E seized a small, weakly defended ridge abutting the road from the east. The 2d Battalion thereafter resumed its advance northward along the road as well as over the adjacent ridge. Company F, at the head of the column, soon found itself embroiled in some of the most bitter and frustrating action of the entire campaign. Aside from receiving heavy Japanese artillery and mortar fire, the company faced a series of pillboxes and field fortifications on level ground, and layer upon layer of caves in the hillsides. Even though they were not aware of it at the time, the men of the 5th Marines had come upon the most skillfully constructed defenses on Peleliu. The Japanese Army had utilized all of the many natural caves possessing tactical value, adapting them for the emplacement of heavier weapons with great ingenuity. On the other hand, Japanese naval troops had preferred to construct their own caves with the help of the 214th Naval Construction Battalion, composed of men who had been professional miners and tunnel workers in civilian life. Since most of these Navy caves were located near the northern end of Peleliu, they proved a serious obstacle to the advance of the 5th Marines. Eugene Sledge faced these obstacles and saw firsthand the effectiveness of flamethrowers. Here is a passage from him: Burgin's order to us to continue firing into the opening interrupted my musings. We kept up a steady fire into the pillbox to keep the Japanese pinned down while the flamethrower came up, carried by Corporal Womack from Mississippi. He was a brave, good-natured guy and popular with the troops, but he was one of the fiercest-looking Marines I ever saw. He was big and husky with a fiery red beard well powdered with white coral dust. He reminded me of some wild Viking. I was glad we were on the same side. Stooped under the heavy tanks on his back, Womack approached the pillbox with his assistant just out of the line of our fire. When they got about fifteen yards from the target, we ceased firing. The assistant reached up and turned a valve on the flamethrower. Womack then aimed the nozzle at the opening made by the 75mm gun. He pressed the trigger. With a whoooooooosh the flame leaped at the opening. Some muffled screams, then all quiet. Even the stoic Japanese couldn't suppress the agony of death by fire and suffocation. But they were no more likely to surrender to us than we would have been to them had we ever been confronted with the possibility of surrender. In fighting the Japanese, surrender was not one of our options.  Sheer courage and heroism in themselves proved inadequate for the task. In the course of the morning of 27 September, Company F seized the two ridges forming the northwestern anchor of the Amiangal system and established observation posts on the crests. But this did not solve the problem of what to do about the Japanese occupying the caves about half way up the hill. Marine casualties mounted steadily, and evacuation of the wounded became more and more difficult. Since the cave openings completely dominated the road leading past the northernmost ridge of Peleliu, the advance of the entire 2d Battalion ground to a halt. The first tank attempting to squeeze through the narrow gap between the hill and the northwestern shore was hit, and the Marines occupying the crest of the hill were powerless to cope with the caves underneath. Although the Americans now controlled the northern shore and blocked further enemy reinforcements, skilled Japanese miners continued their resistance underground. What the Marines did not know was that they were facing the most comprehensive cave system on Peleliu which was the underground home of the Japanese naval construction units who were, luckily for the Marines, better miners than infantrymen. The Japanese Army had utilized all of the many natural caves possessing tactical value, adapting them for the emplacement of heavier weapons with great ingenuity. On the other hand, Japanese naval troops had preferred to construct their own caves with the help of the 214th Naval Construction Battalion, composed of men who had been professional miners and tunnel workers in civilian life. Since most of these Navy caves were located near the northern end of Peleliu, they proved a serious obstacle to the advance of the 5th Marines. In the end, it would take weeks for the Marines to finally quash all resistance on Akarakoro Point, then only by blasting closed all the tunnel entrances, sealing the Japanese defenders inside to their fate. To the south, Harris' 1st Battalion pressed on with their attack on the mountain's southern leg, successfully capturing Hill 1. Meanwhile, the 322nd Regiment resumed its assault on the Lake Salome bowl, fighting to secure the base of the north rim but encountering less resistance in the south as most Japanese defenders had been evacuated towards Romauldo. The following day, despite a successful enemy mortar barrage that initially forced a temporary withdrawal and reorganization, the Americans cleared the entire bowl floor of Japanese troops, isolating Goto's remaining forces in the Romauldo area. This progress enabled the 322nd to launch a final coordinated attack on October 1, with its three battalions trapping the enemy in the Romauldo Pocket, though they were unable to penetrate Goto's final defenses. On September 28 at Peleliu, while Dark's 1st Battalion engaged Japanese infiltrators while mopping up the Kamilianlul Mountain area, Harris' 1st and 2nd Battalions continued their assault on Amiangal and successfully captured Hill 3. This action isolated the remaining Japanese forces at Radar Hill. Meanwhile, the 3rd Battalion, 5th Marines executed a successful landing on Ngesebus Island with minimal resistance after a comprehensive artillery, air, and naval bombardment.  The curtain on the drama of Ngesebus opened on the morning of September 28, when the massed fire of five artillery battalions from Peleliu, as well as heavy fire from warships and aircraft, blanketed the island. Near the northwestern shore of Peleliu, an impressive gathering of high-ranking officers had assembled to witness the operation. The group included such notables as Admiral Fort, and Generals Julian C. Smith, Geiger, Rupertus, Mueller, Oliver P. Smith, and Bell. The weather was cool and cloudy and interspersed with frequent rain squalls. For the Corsair pilots of VMF-114, air support for the Ngesebus landings represented a very interesting and original assignment. The operation marked the beginning of combat work for the squadron, which had reached Peleliu only two days earlier. At 06:30, the Corsairs hit the airstrip on Ngesebus with 500-pound bombs and strafed the entire island as well as Kongauru to the northeast. "Strafing runs were made just a few feet off the deck and a hail of lead laid all over the island." At 08:40, 20 Corsairs preceded the landing craft and gave the island another heavy strafing. In the course of this attack, Japanese mortar positions were spotted and one especially prominent square blockhouse with an iron door was fired on and neutralized. Whenever aircraft were not directly over the island, the artillery on Peleliu and naval guns offshore gave Ngesebus a heavy going over, starting at 07:00 and concluding at 09:05. Both quick and delay fuzes were used. Observers reported that the island was completely covered with fire. In the course of the preliminary bombardment, naval gunfire ships pounded the northern portion of Ngesebus and continued to fire on that part of the island throughout the landing. The Marines advanced inland, swiftly securing the airstrip and the eastern portion of Ngesebus. One platoon then landed on Kongauru and Murphy islands to secure them against light opposition. However, the attack to the northwest encountered strong resistance from Japanese forces entrenched in caves and dugouts, prompting the deployment of tanks to support the Marine assault. By 5:00 PM, nearly all of Ngesebus was under American control, with only a few hundred yards at the extreme northwestern tip remaining in Japanese hands and some caves on the ridges still needing to be cleared.  The 3d Battalion spent a relatively quiet night on Ngesebus. On the morning of 29 September, Companies I and K resumed the attack. Progress was normal until the two companies had nearly reached the northern tip of Ngesebus, when a 75mm gun opened up at point blank range. The Marines quickly destroyed this weapon and went on to overcome the rest of the resistance on the island. At 1500, 29 September, Ngesebus was declared secure. An hour later, 2/321 relieved the Marines and completed mopping up. Having accomplished the mission on the island, 3/5 returned to Peleliu. The battalion had secured the island at a cost of 15 killed and 33 wounded. In return, the Marines killed or captured 470 Japanese. Infantrymen of 2/321 were to account for another hundred of the enemy during the ensuing mop-up. Eugene Sledge wrote this about the final capture of Ngesebus: The next morning, again with the help of tanks and am-tracs, our battalion took most of the remainder of Ngesebus. Our casualties were remarkably low for the number of Japanese we killed.* In midafternoon we learned that an army unit would relieve us shortly and complete the job on the northern end of Ngesebus. Our mortar section halted to await orders and dispersed among some open bushes. In our midst was the wreckage of a Japanese heavy machine gun and the remains of the squad that had been wiped out by Company K. The squad members had been killed in the exact positions to be occupied by such a squad “according to the book.” At first glance the dead gunner appeared about to fire his deadly weapon. He still sat bolt upright in the proper firing position behind the breech of his machine gun. Even in death his eyes stared widely along the gun sights. Despite the vacant look of his dilated pupils, I couldn't believe he was dead. Cold chills ran along my spine. Gooseflesh tickled my back. It seemed as though he was looking through me into all eternity, that at any instant he would raise his hands—which rested in a relaxed manner on his thighs—grip the handles on the breech, and press the thumb trigger. The bright shiny brass slugs in the strip clip appeared as ready as the gunner, anxious to speed out, to kill, and to maim more of the “American devils.” But he would rot, and they would corrode. Neither he nor his ammo could do any more for the emperor.  The rest of the 5th Marines continued their operations on September 29, launching a full-scale assault on Radar Hill using flamethrowers, bazookas, and demolition charges, finally capturing the position by the morning of September 30. Following the completion of operations in northern Peleliu, the 5th Marines were relieved by the 321st Regiment. However, as the Army troops took over, the remaining Japanese, who had been hiding underground, reoccupied some positions, requiring two additional days of fighting to fully secure northern Peleliu. Nonetheless, the Japanese presence in Peleliu had now been reduced to Nakagawa's Umurbrogol Pocket, so Peleliu was officially secured. Total losses during this battle so far included 843 killed, 3845 wounded and 356 missing of the 1st Marine Division; 46 killed, 226 wounded and 7 missing from the 321st Regiment; and an estimated 9076 Japanese dead plus 180 prisoners of war. Yet that is all for today with Peleliu and Anguar as we now need to travel to China where the Japanese are still carrying out Operation Ichi-Go in an effort to capture Guilin and Liuzhou. As we last observed, General Yokoyama's 11th Army had taken control of Lingling Airdrome and Quanzhou by September 14. Following this, they reorganized their units in preparation for resuming their offensive in October. Meanwhile, the 34th Division was deployed towards Changning, and the 37th Division moved to capture Shaoyang, which fell by the end of the month. The 23rd Army also made final preparations for their offensive in early September. General Tanaka directed the Kawakami Raiding Unit in a wide flanking maneuver along the Zhukeng-Huaiji road towards Wuzhou, while the 23rd Independent Mixed Brigade embarked on a long march north to Guiping. On September 13, the 22nd Independent Mixed Brigade and the 22nd and 104th Divisions began their main advance towards Wuzhou. However, the Kawakami Raiding Unit successfully captured Wuzhou on September 22 and seized the Danzhuzhen airfield six days later. Each unit then continued its advance westward to Guiping, which fell to the 23rd Brigade on October 11. So far, Tanaka's forces had encountered little to no resistance, but this was about to change. After the war, in discussing the performance of the Chinese divisions supposed to defend Guilin and Liuzhou, the political situation in east China, and the attitudes of the east China commanders, Marshal Hata remarked that in his opinion Li Zongren and Bai Chongxi had kept their forces out of serious fighting in order to conserve them "for the future." At the time, there were rumors that these men were planning a coup against Chiang Kai-Shek. Chinese resistance was light, but with its supply situation improved the 14th Air Force again did its best on the Salween as well as in east China. In all September the force dropped 1897.6 tons of bombs and fired 1281382 rounds of machine-gun ammunition, some of the latter of course at aerial targets. In early September, Japanese fighter reinforcements from the homeland also entered combat. The Japanese were pleased at the performance of the latemodel fighters with one of the air regiments they sent to China. Thanks to the air cover thus supplied, for the first time in the east China campaign they found themselves able to move supplies regularly on the Xiang Jiang, which paralleled their line of advance, and so thought their prospects "brightened."  At the beginning of the month, Yokoyama renewed his offensive, with the 58th Division successfully taking Xing'An and the 34th Division capturing Changning. The 37th Division was then deployed to Dao, and the 34th Division was sent to Xing'An in preparation for the final push toward Guilin. On October 20, this attack commenced as Yokoyama directed the 216th Regiment to advance to Lehecun, the 58th Division to assault the area north of Guilin, the 40th Division to move to Gaoshangzhen, the 13th Division to advance to Quanhuicun, and the 3rd Division to push toward Fuchuan. With minimal resistance from the retreating Japanese forces, most of these movements were completed by the end of the month. The 3rd Division pushed further to Pingle, while the 37th Division occupied Gongchengzhen and Yanshan to approach Guilin from the south. On November 3, the 3rd Division captured Lipu and began preparations for the advance towards Liuzhen, encircling Guilin and opening the route to Liuzhen. Meanwhile, on October 22, Tanaka ordered the reinforced 23rd Brigade to continue its advance toward Guigang, with the 104th and 22nd Divisions pushing toward Wuxuan. Their progress, previously unopposed, was now challenged by the Chinese 46th and 64th Armies, which launched daily attacks against Guiping with substantial air support. As a result, the 22nd Division was redirected to counter the Chinese forces, successfully forcing their withdrawal by October 29. Following this victory, the 23rd Brigade captured Guigang on November 3, and the 104th Division seized Wuxuan the following day. This allowed Tanaka's forces to begin a northern pursuit to support Yokoyama's assaults on Guilin and Liuzhen. After the third Anshan strike, General LeMay began implementing reforms within the 20th Bomber Command. These changes included reorganizing the command, enhancing the logistics system, adjusting target priorities, and improving coordination with Pacific operations. As a result, the frequency of missions increased each month, with each mission becoming more substantial and effective. Concurrently, following the successful completion of the newly renamed Isley Field on Saipan, the 73rd Bombardment Wing was redirected to the Marianas instead of the CBI Theater. There, it would join Major-General Haywood Hansell's 21st Bomber Command, tasked with executing high-altitude, daylight precision attacks to cripple Japan's aircraft industry.  The XXI Bomber Command arrived on Saipan on October 12, 1944, and from the start General Hansell was beset by a host of serious command problems, the worst of which were continued teething problems with the B-29, tardy delivery of aircraft, aircrews untrained in high altitude formation flying, primitive airfield conditions, lack of an air service command for logistical support, no repair depots, a total absence of target intelligence, stubborn internal resistance to daylight operations by his sole combat wing, subordinates in the XXI Bomber Command who lobbied for his removal, and Hansell's inferiority in rank in dealing with other AAF commanders in the theater. Furthermore, Hansell was soon prohibited from flying combat missions with his command, possibly because of limited knowledge of the atomic bomb or the perception that he knew the existence of Ultra. As plans for a sustained bomber offensive against Honshu progressed, the strategic focus of Operation Matterhorn diminished. The 20th Bomber Command shifted to flying missions in direct support of other Pacific operations, with target priorities moving from coke ovens to the aircraft industry. In preparation for the upcoming invasion of the Philippines, the command was tasked with two closely spaced maximum missions against Okayama in Formosa, totaling 170 sorties, along with very-long-range reconnaissance missions. Yet now we have to travel over to the India-Burma theater. As the advance towards the Chindwin continued and the resilient 33rd Division finally crossed the river in late November, General Katamura was finalizing his plans for a withdrawal to the Mandalay sector, scheduled for December. This decision was driven by the intense pressure the British 36th Division was putting on General Takeda's defensive positions at Pinwe, forcing the defenders to prepare for a final retreat by the end of November. Meanwhile, General Slim was preparing for Operation Capital. He planned to stretch airpower to its limits to move four and two-thirds divisions across the Chindwin, along with two tank brigades. After establishing bridgeheads at Sittang, Mawlaik, and Kalewa, he intended to cross the Chindwin and confront General Kimura's forces between the Chindwin and the Irrawaddy. The 4th Corps, now under the experienced General Messervy, would break out from the Sittang bridgehead, advance east through the mountains, capture Pinlebu, and then approach the Shwebo plain from the north. Simultaneously, General Stopford's 33rd Corps would move from Kalewa, following the Chindwin southeast to Yeu and Monywa. Once the Japanese forces were pushed onto the open plain, Slim planned to exploit his overwhelming advantage in airpower and tanks to decisively defeat them, anticipating that the enemy would fiercely defend Mandalay. The combination of the defeats at Kohima, Imphal, Mogaung and Myitkyina meant that by the autumn of 1944, Kimura's role was reduced to defending southern Burma as the northern flank of their new ‘South-East Asia defense zone'. With few reinforcements or supplies to look forward to, Kimura had grim prospects. On paper he had ten divisions (2nd, 15th, 18th, 31st, 33rd, 49th, 53rd, 54th, 55th, & 56th), though this was really seven, since little remained of the three divisions that had been devastated at Kohima-Imphal. He also had the dubious support of Bose's INA and Aung San's seven-battalion Burma National Army, but the civilian population was increasingly going over to the side of the likely winners. Unexpectedly, Kimura received 30000 fresh troops in the period June–October, but his problem was more commissariat than raw numbers, since he was rapidly running out of supplies. Even those he had (45000 tons of food, 500 lorries and 2000 pack animals) were difficult to get to the front, and Kimura was painfully aware that the situation could only get worse. The South-East Asia zone was slowly being throttled by the Allied naval blockade, all approaches to Rangoon were mined, and in 1944 total Japanese shipping losses amounted to 2.3 million tons. Even those ships that ran the blockade would proceed no farther than Penang in Malaya. Kimura chose to deploy smaller units to delay the British-Indian forces while the main body of the 15th Army retreated across the Irrawaddy River. His strategy was to launch a counterattack once the British crossed the river, aiming to replicate a reverse Imphal by wearing down the British-Indian forces through attrition and then destroying them during their retreat in the May 1945 monsoon. Meanwhile, Admiral Mountbatten was also seeking a victory of his own. On November 8, he ordered an assault on Japanese positions in Arakan, with a deadline set for the end of January. This operation was assigned to General Christison's 15th Corps.  I would like to take this time to remind you all that this podcast is only made possible through the efforts of Kings and Generals over at Youtube. Please go subscribe to Kings and Generals over at Youtube and to continue helping us produce this content please check out www.patreon.com/kingsandgenerals. If you are still hungry after that, give my personal channel a look over at The Pacific War Channel at Youtube, it would mean a lot to me. The fighting on Peleliu and Angaur raged asAmerican forces struggled against resilient Japanese defenses. Significant advances were made, including the isolation of the Umurbrogol Pocket and the capture of Ngesebus Island. Despite heavy casualties, Peleliu was eventually secured, leaving a small pocket of Japanese resistance.

V epizodi 153 je bil moj gost Uroš Lipušček, dolgoletni novinar, publicist in urednik, specializiran za zunanjo politiko držav v razvoju. V epizodi se dotakneva naslednjih tematik: Kitajska, aplikacije in tehnologija Mednarodna politika in novinarstvo Mednarodna politika in imperiji po 2. svetovni vojni Lakota, staranje prebivalstva in nizka fertilnost na Kitajskem Gospodarsko sodelovanje, atomska vojna in napake Evrope Hladna vojna, vojna v Ukrajini, interesi Evrope in ZDA Podnebne spremembe, multikulturnost in politika EU Davos - Svetovni gospodarski forum Dolg Amerike, ameriški dolar in kriptovalute Konflikt na bližnjem vzhodu Svetovni red čez 50 let

Ob podelitvi najbolj inovativnih živil smo pred meseci k pogovoru povabili Anko Lipušček Miklavič, ki je bila dolgoletna direktorica Mlekarne Planika, zdaj je v pokoju, poznana pa je tudi kot strastna zeliščarica. Vprašali smo jo po zgodbi, ki so jo ustvarjali v mlekarni in kako ob inovativnosti ostati predan tradiciji.

Taani lipu päeva eel helistame Kopenhaagenisse ja vestleme sealse tipporkestri Concerto Copenhageni direktor Nikolaj de Fine Lichtiga Euroopa juhtiva orkestri koostööst Eesti Filharmoonia Kammerkooriga.

Per riascoltare Considera l'armadillo noi e altri animali che ha concluso la settimana dedicata alle elezioni europee e #voteforanimals #ancheglianimalivotano con Federica Luoni di @Lipu sulla revisione della Politica Agricola Comune e aiuti alla riconversione della aziende zootecniche, ma anche della cartolina sonora di Guido Pinoli di @selvatica.

Predstavniki desetih list so spregovorili o tem, kako varna je Evropska unija, je čas za skupno obrambno politiko, kaj pomenijo vojne v naši neposredni soseščini in tudi, kako urediti vse večji migrantski pritisk na države članice.Po uvodnem vprašanju, kakšen imajo kandidati svetovni nazor nas je zanimalo, ali Evropska unija zaradi vojn, ki smo jim priča v prihodnje potrebuje tudi skupno obrambno politiko. Nosilec kandidatne liste stranke Vesna Vladimir Prebilič: »Strinjam se, da Evropska unija potrebuje obrambno politiko, zlasti zaradi tega, ker je potrebno asimetrijo, torej znotraj zveze Nato, odpraviti, torej zanesti se moremo na sebe. Sem pa absolutno zelo previden pri oboroževanju, pretiranem oboroževanju h kateremu se poziva.«Na vprašanje, ali je Slovenija s tem, ko je sprožila razpravo o priznanju Palestine storila korak naprej ali nazaj v umiritvi razmer je kandidat SDS Aleš Hojs odgovoril: »Slovenija je s to napovedjo hitre napovedi Palestine zgolj prilila olje na ogenj. Ta poteza je v diplomatskih krogih, saj v tistih demokratičnih, razvitih državah naletela na izjemno neodobravanje, kar seveda pomeni, da smo s tem naredili nov strel v koleno, poleg že nekaterih v zunanji diplomaciji.«Kandidata na listi Gibanja Svoboda Marjana Šarca, ki je tudi obrambni minister smo prav tako vprašali, ali je za obrambo unijo in pod kakšnimi pogoji? »Zagotovo si vsi prizadevamo za mir, za mir si pa lahko prizadevamo kot tisti, ki se ukvarjamo z obrambnim področjem tako, da opremljamo obrambne sile za odvračanje, kajti odvračanje nasprotnika ali potencialnega agresorja je tisto, ki drži mir,« je dejal.Nosilec kandidatne liste stranke Resni.ca, tudi njen predsednik Zoran Stevanović je na vprašanje, ali bi dodatna vlaganja v obrambno industrijo v Evropski uniji lahko prispevala k večji varnosti 27-terice odgovoril: »Absolutno ne, Slovenija bi morala zavzeti nevtralno pozicijo, biti mirovni posrednik, pridobiti zaupanje obeh strani.«Kandidat NSi, tudi predsednik stranke Matej Tonin pa je glede varnosti v povezavi povedal: »V času našega predsedovanja se je takrat sprejel tako imenovani strateški kompas, ki je tudi predvidel neke hitre odzivne sile v številkah približno 5000 oseb, s katerim bi lahko Evropska unija vsaj za začetek zavarovala svoje politične in diplomatske odločitve.«Aktualni evropski poslanec in nosilec liste SD Matjaž Nemec je prav tako izrazil pričakovanje, k umiritvi razmer: »V zgodovinskem momentu lahko Slovenija odigra pomembno vlogo, kajti večkrat se je izkazalo, da so lahko v igri velikih prav mali tisti, ki v dialogu odigrajo prenašalca miru.«Nosilka kandidatne liste stranke Levica Nataša Sukič je ostro proti dodatnemu oboroževanju unije. »Slišimo besede, da se je treba še bolj oboroževati, da je treba vzpostaviti obrambnega komisarja, da je treba še več in še več orožja poslati v Ukrajino, ampak še več orožja v Ukrajini je podaljšana vojna.«Kandidat stranke SLS, prav tako prvak stranke Marko Balažič pa je na na vprašanje, kako v EU spet priti na pot miru, svobode in blaginje odgovoril: »Kar je najslabše pri vsemu je, da Evropa deluje izgubljeno. Po eni strani ne vemo, kaj hočemo, po drugi strani pa lahko poslušamo hipoteze, da moramo igrati vlogo mirovnika, ampak s čim,« se je vprašal.Na vprašanje o obrambni uniji je aktualni evropski poslanec sicer nosilec liste Zelenih Slovenije Klemen Grošelj dodal: »Mi ne zagovarjamo evropske vojske, ampak zagovarjamo razvoj evropskih obrambnih zmogljivosti, kar pomeni, da še vedno ostanejo države članice, tiste, ki so primarno odgovorne in v tem primeru ne predajajo suverenosti na Evropsko unijo.«Ali ima Slovenija sploh kakšne možnosti vplivati na svetovni mir pa je bilo vprašanje, ki smo ga zastavili nosilcu liste strank DeSUS in Dobra država Urošu Lipuščku: »Male države so brez dvoma omejene v svojem vplivu, vendar mislim, da Slovenija kot del neke koalicije ima to možnost.«Kandidati za evropske poslance so izmenjali precej stališč na temo vojne v Ukrajini, predstavili svoj pogled na papeža Frančiška in Vatikansko diplomacijo in predstavili stališče do migracijskega pakta.

Per riascoltare Considera l'armadillo noi e altri animali che oggi ha ospitato Giorgia Gaibani, Responsabile Natura 2000 e tutela del territorio della LIPU per parlarci della decisione del consiglio di Stato sulla tutela del Lago di Vico, ma anche del GR Animali con Bianca Nogara Notarianni e scopriamo che Giorgia voleva essere Tigre

Per riascoltare Considera l'armadillo noi e altri animali in onda alle 14.00 che oggi ha ospitato Lella e Fabio, @troglodita tribe per parlarci del loro ultimo libro E il cane incontrò il quartiere. Dal sud una nuova idea di convivenza, @pop edizioni, ma anche di Nature Restoration Law, di @Lipu, di @wwf Italia, di @Oipa e benessere animale

Per riascoltare Considera l'armadillo noi e altri animali in onda alle 14.00 che oggi ha ospitato @Danilo Selvaggi Lipu, direttore generale di LIPU per capire bene le ricadute della Restoration Law approvata ieri dal Parlamento europeo, ma anche di Giulia & Giò i falchi pellegrini del Pirellone di Milano e delle prime uova e del presidio di lunedì a Trento a difesa di orsi e lupi

Per riascoltare Considera l'armadillo noi e altri animali che oggi ha ospitato Franco Ferroni dell'ufficio sostenibilità di @wwf Italia sulla Proposta di legge presentata con @greenpeace Italia, @Lipu, @Terra!, @ISDE Medici per l'ambiente per il superamento degli allevamenti intensivi, ma anche di Parlamento europeo e di Restoration law

Per riascoltare Considera l'armadillo noi e altri animali in onda alle 14.00 che oggi ha ospitato Federica Luoni di @Lipu per parlarci del nuovo declino degli uccelli delle zone agricole secondo il Farmland Bird Index, ma anche di @ISDE - Associazione Medici per l'ambiente e pesticidi e di Museo dei Fossili di Besano

Per riascoltare Considera l'armadillo noi e altri animali in onda alle 14.00 che oggi ha ospitato Federica Luoni di @Lipu e @CambiamoAgricoltura per parlare della protesta degli agricoltori, ma anche di @Enpa e audizione alla Camera su Tutela Animali, di @Associazione Luca Coscioni e la carne coltivata e @Greenpeace e PFAS in Piemonte

Per riascoltare Considera l'armadillo noi e altri animali in onda alle 14.00 che oggi ha ospitato Danilo Selvaggi direttore generale di @Lipu per parlare di Autonomia regionale, di caccia, di Europa

With its enchanting allure and captivating attractions, Harbin, the picturesque ice city of Heilongjiang province in Northeast China, has become a social media sensation, leaving netizens mesmerized by its myriad splendors.哈尔滨位于中国东北黑龙江省，是一座风景如画的冰城，以其独特的魅力和美丽的景点，在社交媒体上走红，令无数网友心驰神往。Among these fascinating sights are a group of 11 charismatic children from Nanning, Guangxi Zhuang autonomous region in South China, who fearlessly embarked on an educational trip to Harbin, instantly winning the hearts of online communities.在这些迷人的景点之间，一群来自广西南宁壮族自治区的孩子，一行十一人，勇敢地踏上了哈尔滨的游学之旅，在网络上赢得广泛关注。Clad in vibrant orange attire, they are fondly referred to as the "little tangerines", with the oldest just 6 and a half years old, while the youngest only 3 years and 5 months old. The nickname symbolizes both their cute orange outfits and Guangxi's prominent citrus production.他们身着鲜艳的橙色服装，被网友们亲切地称为“小砂糖桔”，他们中最大的只有6岁半，最小的只有3岁零5个月。这个绰号既因为他们可爱的橙色服装，也表现着广西全国领先的柑橘产业。Each day, their enchanting presence is trending on various social media platforms. Wherever they venture, they are warmly embraced and showered with affection by the locals.每天，他们可爱的身影都在各种社交媒体平台上传播。无论他们走到哪里，都会受到当地人的热烈欢迎和喜爱。In Harbin, they savored the local delicacies, and watched a firework display amid the snowy landscape.在哈尔滨，他们品尝了当地的美食，还在一篇白雪皑皑中观看了烟花秀。Liang, the lead teacher of their tour, confirmed their arrival in Mohe, a pivotal destination in their educational itinerary. Upon their arrival, the tour group was warmly welcomed by a local travel agency in coordination with the city's tourism bureau.此次游学的带队老师梁老师表示他们已经抵达了漠河，这是他们游学中的关键一站。抵达后，游学团受到当地旅行社与漠河市旅游局的协调的热烈欢迎。At the northernmost police outpost of China, they sang the national anthem and saluted the border guards, marking an important part of their educational trip.在中国最北的派出所，他们唱了国歌，向边防卫兵敬礼，这是他们游学之旅的重要内容。Moreover, the police officers at the station prepared snow sculptures and snowmen to treat the "little tangerines".此外，车站的警察还准备了雪雕和雪人来招待“小砂糖桔”们。A parent of one of the children expressed gratitude for the collective support and concern shown by netizens and friends from Northeast China. The use of orange coats worn by the children was chosen by a vote among the parents, primarily for safety reasons. Such gestures of care have provided the parents with peace of mind, allowing them to wholeheartedly embrace the adventure, according to a report by The Cover, a news outlet in Sichuan province.其中一位孩子的家长对东北地区的网友和网友们的集体支持和关心表示感谢。孩子们穿橙色外套的使用是由父母投票选出的，主要是出于安全考量。根据四川省新闻媒体的报道，网友们的关心让父母们安心，让“小砂糖桔”们能够全身心地投入这次冒险。Following their remarkable online journey, these children have received an invitation from cultural and tourism authorities in the Xinjiang Uygur autonomous region.由于他们的游学之旅在网络上走红，这些孩子收到了新疆维吾尔自治区文化和旅游部门的邀请。"Parents are strongly requesting to go to Xinjiang. However, it still needs further discussion", said Liu Ben, organizer of this study tour.“家长们强烈希望去新疆。但是，我们仍然需要进一步讨论“，这次游学团的组织者刘本（音译）说。To express gratitude for the hospitality received in Heilongjiang, a free batch of tangerines from Lipu of Guangxi was sent to the province on Thursday.为了感谢黑龙江的热情款待，周四，一批免费的砂糖桔从广西荔浦运出。Data show that Harbin welcomed more than 3 million visitors, raking in 5.9 billion yuan ($830 million) of tourism revenue during the three-day New Year holiday, which ended on Monday.数据显示，在周一结束的为期三天的元旦假期中，哈尔滨的游客接待量超过300万，旅游收入超过59亿元人民币（8.3亿美元）。Tangerine英/tæn(d)ʒə'riːn/ 美/'tændʒə'rin/n. 柑橘Educational tripn. 游学

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Per riascoltare Considera l'armadillo noi e altri animali che oggi ha ospitato @Danilo Selvaggi direttore generale della @LIPU sulla Commissione Ambiente istituita nei giorni scorsi e della Restoration Law in Europa e con Sara D'Angelo di @porcikomodi e @rete dei Santuari di animali liberi drlla manifestazione di sabato a Roma Giù le mani dai santuari, ma anche di Soldino, il maiale di @fattoria Capre e Cavoli di Mesero, di @Oipa, di @enpa

Riascolta Considera l'armadillo - Noi e gli altri animali che oggi ha ospitato l'ornitologo Tonio Sigismondi che ci ha parlato del falco Lanario e dei suoi problemi tra riduzione di habitat e falconeria, della risoluzione del XXI congresso di ornitologia di Varese per proteggerlo e anche del programma di Rai 3 Indovina chi viene a cena. Nel corso della puntata abbiamo parlato anche del leone Kimba e del circo di Ladispoli, del compleanno della LIPU, della solidarietà a Massimo Vacchetta del Centro Recupero Ricci La Ninna e della rottweiler uccisa al Parco del Roccolo e scopriamo che Tonio voleva essere uccello.

Per riascoltare Considera l'armadillo noi e altri animali in onda alle 14.00 che oggi ha ospitato Bianca Nogara Notarianni, traduttrice e Massimo Filippi, curatore con Federica Timeto del libro Capitale animale, Biopolitica e rendering, di Nicole Shukin, @Tamu editore, ma anche di @Lipu e restorayion Law in Europa e scopriamo che Bianca voleva essere tartaruga liuto https://images.app.goo.gl/rJBbAwGvqb92L7tn9

Per riascoltare Considera l'armadillo noi e altri animali che oggi ha ospitato Sonny Richichi di Ihp (Italian Horse Protection) per fare il punto sul mondo equino, dagli sport equestri, all'ippica e ai Palii, ma anche di aggressione a Massimo Vacchetta del Centro Recupero Ricci la Ninna, di auto incendiata del volontario antibracconaggio nel bresciano, di Cabs, Enpa, Lac, Lav, Leidaa, Legambiente, Lipu birdlufe Italia, ldnc animal protection, Federazione nazionale pro natura, di Oipa, Wwf Italia, di aggressione a Ragusa di delegato Oipa, di orsa con cucciolo invedtita in Trentino, di Miveg a Milano

Per riascoltare Considera l'armadillo noi e altri animali in onda alle 14.00 che oggi ha ospitato Roberto Manelli di associazione Progetto Cuori Liberi per parlare della raccolta firme e della manifestazione a Roma per i Santuari e i Rifugi, ma anche di 10.000 tacchini uccisi da incendio in allevamento intensivo in provincia di Pavia, di Essere Animali, di MiVeg a Milano, di pesticidi, di Europa di Danilo selvaggi Lipu

Pisanje Florjana Lipuša, jezikovna vzgoja v dvojezičnem vrtcu v Špetru, Narodni dom v Trstu - perspektive, potrebe in cilji skupnosti, ki bivajo v mestu. To so teme najboljših doktorskih, magistrskih in diplomskih del na temo Slovencev iz sosednjih držav, ki so prispela na 21. nagradni natečaj Urada vlade za Slovence v zamejstvu in po svetu. Vsako na svoj način odraža aktualne razmere, v katerih živijo rojaki onstran državne meje. Kakšne so te razmere? O študiju v Sloveniji pripoveduje goriški rojak Luka Paljk. V Monoštru prisluhnemo Pozdravu jeseni, koncertu domačih pevskih zborov in gostov iz Slovenije. V Zagrebu pa se z Alojzom Kramarjem in Ilinko Todorovski pogovarjamo o slovenskih taboriščnikih v Jasenovcu. Knjiga imen in obrazov je podnaslov dela, ki sta ga pripravljala več let, in v katerem je predstavljenih več kot 400 slovenskih žrtev tega ustaškega taborišča.   Foto (USZS): Nagrajenci z ministrom Arčonom (skrajno desno) in predsednikom DS Lotričem (skrajno levo)

Zpěvák Peter Lipa je pojmem slovenské, ale i české, potažmo evropské jazzové scény. Vystudoval sice architekturu a žurnalistiku, svůj život ale spojil s právě s jazzem a blues. Prošel skupinamu jako Struny, Istropolitana či Hej, začátkem 80. let však začal spolupracovat s Blues Bandem Luboše Andršta. Později vydal řadu sólových alb, přičemž dlouhodobě spolupracoval s Milanem Lasicou. Ten pro Lipu napsal celou řadu slavných textů a inicioval také jejich společné album Lipa spieva Lasicu z roku 2005, které posbíralo několik cen Aurel. O tom všem, ale i svém posledním albu NOLA či spolupráci s rappery hovořil v dalším On Air. Podívejte se na celý rozhovor. ON AIR je talk show hudebního publicisty Pavla Kučery s hudebníky a lidmi z hudební branže. Nový díl je uveřejněn každý týden na YouTube kanálu kytary.cz. Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/onairtalks Přehled starších dílů zde: http://bit.ly/VsechnyOnAirRozhovory Starší díly On Air si můžete poslechnout i ve formě podcastů zde: Spotify http://bit.ly/OnAirRozhovorySpotify Apple Podcasts https://podcasts.apple.com/cz/podcast/on-air #rozhovor​ #peterlipa

Dopo otto anni di governo e politche illiberali, sembra finita l'epoca del il partito di destra Diritto e giustizia alla guida della Polonia. Migliaia di uccelli muoiono ogni anno andando a sbattere contro edifici o infrastrutture, ma rendere più sicura la loro convivenza con gli esseri umani è possibile. CONAndrea Pipino, editor di Europa di Internazionale Marco Dinetti, responsabile ecologia urbana della LipuLINKVideo Polonia: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GK9w7zkyBhE Video uccelli https://abc7chicago.com/bird-migration-mccormick-place-dead-birds-migratory/13872346/Seminari Lipu su gestione ecologica del verde urbano: https://www.agrofauna.it/event/gestione-ecologica-del-verde-urbano/Se ascolti questo podcast e ti piace, abbonati a Internazionale. È un modo concreto per sostenerci e per aiutarci a garantire ogni giorno un'informazione di qualità. Vai su internazionale.it/podcastScrivi a podcast@internazionale.it o manda un vocale a +39 3347063050Consulenza editoriale di Chiara Nielsen.Produzione di Claudio Balboni e Vincenzo De Simone.Musiche di Tommaso Colliva e Raffaele Scogna.Direzione creativa di Jonathan Zenti.

Ein namenloser Mann kehrt aus einer österreichischen Stadt in sein Bergdorf in den Karawanken zurück, weil sein Vater gestorben ist. An der von Ritualen bestimmten Totenfeier nimmt er allerdings nicht teil. Stattdessen erinnert er sich an seine raue Kindheit. Florjan Lipuš befasst sich in der schon 1985 auf Slowenisch erschienen Erzählung wie in fast allen seiner Romane mit seiner Heimat im südlichen Kärnten. Rezension von Martin Grzimek. Aus dem Slowenischen von Fabjan Hafner Suhrkamp Verlag, 126 Seiten, 22 Euro ISBN 978-3-518-22533-2

Considera l'armadillo - Noi e altri animali, in onda dal lunedì al venerdì alle 14.00, oggi ha ospitato Danilo Selvaggi, direttore generale di Lipu per parlare del decreto legge Asset che incredibilmente autorizza le munizioni al piombo nelle aree umide, depotenzia il parere scientifico di Ispra e dà ai cacciatori ancore più potere. Nel corso della puntata abbiamo parlato anche di Europa, di Restoration Law, di Papa Francesco e della Laudate Deum e del Clima, ma anche della manifestazione di Rete dei Santuari degli Animali liberi e di Associazione Progetto Cuori Liberi.

Vyberieme sa do Hlohovca, kde navštívime Hvezdáreň a planetárium M.R. Štefánika. Na fotografickej výstave mapujúcej umelecký život Petra Lipu, ktorá vznikla pri príležitosti jeho 80.tych narodenín si zaspomíname na najzaujímavejšie okamihy kariéry. Predstavíme zbierku mini bicyklov, ktorá je zapísaná v slovenskej Guinessovej knihe rekordov.

Podcast kali ini adalah episode spesial karena ini direkam langsung pada saat Lokal Day vol. 3. Sebuah kegiatan yang diinisiasi dan hasil kolaborasi antara Kopi Roemah Kesambi dan Rekareka Art Activities. Lipu salah satu the OG one Cirebon's graffiti artist ini membuat Click Clack yang di mana menjadi platform graffiti untuk dirinya sendiri dan teman-teman sekitar. Dengerin yak untuk tau platform graffitinya kaya gimana.

Con Silvia Clementi di L'Arca di Natalia a Trecastagni, Catania parliamo della nascita e delle difficoltà di un Rifugio, ma anche di Danilo Selvaggi della Lipu e della Nature Restoration Law, di UE, di Rifugio Miletta, di cinghiali e scopriamo che Silvia voleva essere Lupa

Con Sara D'Angelo di Vitadacani e Porcikomodi parliamo del riconoscimento giuridico dei Santuari e Rifugi permanenti, ma anche di come sostenete i nuovi maialini nati liberi e di Lipu di Bergamo, di Nature Restoration Law, di Europa e di ripristino della Natura, di Lav, di Il mare è la loro casa, di granchi, meduse e altri animali, Giornata mondiale del rondone e scopriamo che Sara voleva essere maiale

Fabiano Sartirana"Il ritorno del gipeto"https://areeprotettealpimarittime.itIl gipeto è una specie che si è estinta sull'arco alpino a inizio ‘900 a causa di ingiustificate persecuzioni. La sua presenza stabile su buona parte dei settori alpini, seppur ancora vulnerabile, è il risultato di operazioni di reintroduzione a partire da esemplari ospiti di zoo europei. Un'operazione faunistica di notevole successo e che ha rimarginato una grave ferita inferta dall'uomo all'ecosistema alpino.Si invitano i frequentatori della montagna di inviare eventuali osservazioni di gipeto o altri avvoltoi al Parco. Le segnalazioni contribuiranno al monitoraggio delle popolazioni presenti e alla loro evoluzione.Nelle province di Cuneo e di Torino, sono 63 le persone che hanno preso parte al censimento, tra guardiaparco degli Enti di gestione, volontari, membri di Lipu e associazione Le Gru e Carabinieri forestali. Le operazioni di conteggio del gipeto si sono svolte da 43 postazioni coordinate dal Centro di referenza Avvoltoi e rapaci alpini in capo alle Aree Protette Alpi Marittime.Roman e la sua compagna dimostrano di essere dei buoni genitori e nonostante qualche difficoltà stanno allevando con successo il piccolo gipeto nato sulle montagne della Valle Maira, nel Comune di Acceglio. Un evento eccezionale, che si verifica per prima volta sulle Alpi italiane cuneesi dall'inizio del progetto di reintroduzione dell'avvoltoio, condotto dal 1993 al 2015, dai parchi Alpi Marittime e del Mercantour.La nidificazione che le aree protette e i naturalisti da tanti anni attendevano, tra le tante località possibili, è avvenuto in prossimità del poligono di tiro del Col Maurin utilizzato per l'attività addestrativa della Brigata Alpina Taurinense.Fortunatamente tra Parco ed Esercito è stata fin da subito instaurata una buona collaborazione per limitare l'impatto delle esercitazioni. La coppia è costantemente monitorata dal personale dell'Ente Aree Protette Alpi Marittime e dai suoi collaboratori che hanno rilevato che i gipeti hanno continuato a nutrire il pullo al nido anche durante la prima sessione di tiro con armi pesanti. Gli adulti hanno manifestato alterazioni del comportamento solo in occasione dei tiri a breve successione. In tali sequenze i gipeti hanno interrotto la nutrizione del piccolo e si sono rifugiati nel nido. A fronte della segnalazione da parte degli osservatori e in particolare del coordinatore e accompagnatore naturalistico Marco Chierici, i responsabili dell'Esercito hanno assicurato tiri più dilazionati per ridurre lo stress della coppia di gipeti.È la testimonianza dell'ottima intesa stabilita dal Parco con i responsabili del Primo Reggimento Artiglieria di Fossano, gestori e coordinatori del poligono. Le informazioni raccolte nei primi giorni di addestramento sono state riportate ai reparti dell'Esercito che hanno agito nelle settimane seguenti.Anche per la bonifica della zona di tiro al termine delle operazioni addestrative tra militari, Parco e gli addetti al monitoraggio è stato stabilito un dialogo per individuare un corridoio aereo per il sorvolo degli elicotteri in modo da non mettere a rischio la nidificazione.Da parte di tutti i soggetti coinvolti c'è grande attenzione affinché la riproduzione abbia successo e porti all'involo del piccolo gipeto a luglio. Questo risultato rappresenterà il coronamento del lavoro delle Marittime e del Mercantour, avviato trent'anni fa nell'ambito di un progetto europeo e sostenuto da una rete internazionale di soggetti e da decine di volontari. Soddisfazione degli operatori e dei soggetti coinvolti a parte sarà una vittoria per l'ecosistema alpino all'interno del quale il gipeto, specie necrofaga, ha un ruolo davvero fondamentale.DIECI di DIECISaperne di piùDieci di Dieci è una realizzazione "il posto delle parole"Diventa un supporter di questo podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/il-posto-delle-parole--1487855/support.

Riuscire a trasformare la costruzione di un ponte in un'opera di ideologia è sinonimo dell'arretratezza ideologica e del dibattito del Paese. Normale quindi che il Ponte sullo Stretto sia soprattutto un tassello di propaganda - uno dei più costosi - che viene agitato per rappresentare un paradigma. Naturale anche che il costosissimo mausoleo che a destra da decenni sognano di intestarsi sia finito tra le mani di Matteo Salvini, campione della politica così schiacciata sulle immagini da avere perso qualsiasi simulazione dei contenuti. Quei 14,6 miliardi che andranno spesi per la costruzione meriterebbero però anche un'analisi dei costi e dei benefici e anche per questo vale la pena leggere il report “Lo Stretto di Messina e le ombre sul rilancio del ponte” pubblicato nei giorni scorsi da un pool di esperti di Kyoto Club, Lipu e Wwf, con il contributo di numerose associazioni ambientaliste e della società civile, tra le quali il Coordinamento Invece del ponte – cittadini per lo sviluppo sostenibile dello Stretto. #LaSveglia per La Notizia

Verjamemo lahko, da je bilo prvo ogledalo vodna gladina, vsaj kot nam pripovedujejo miti, pravljice, legende ... Tudi sicer naš odsev niso samo ljudje, ampak tudi prostori, v katerih smo navzoči in v katerih puščamo vidne in nevidne sledi: pesku, travi, valovanju vode in gibanju zraka. Gibanje zraka je tudi zvok. Gibanje iz globine vode pa je avtoportret Nike Lipuš. Avtorica idejne zasnove: Ana Krauthaker Tonska mojstrica: Sonja Strenar Avtor izvirne glasbe: Rudi Pančur Produkcija B-AIR, marec 2023 Zvočni avtoportret je del mednarodnega projekta B-AIR: Zvočna umetnost za dojenčke, malčke in ranljive skupine, ki ga vodi Radio Slovenija in ga sofinancirata program Evropske unije Ustvarjalna Evropa in Ministrstvo za kulturo RS. Več o projektu na spletni strani rtvslo.si/b-air in na b-air.infinity.radio.

Con Danilo Selvaggi, direttore generale della Lipu parliamo di Restoration Law, di Europa, di ripristino Habitat, di Regione Lombardia, di caccia, di Green Book il premio letterario, ma anche di Enpa, di orsi, di Trentino, di orso investito da auto, di ministro Picchetto Fratin, di Rita ascoltatrice e di Picchi rossi

Nuova puntata della rubrica Sulla rotta degli ornitologi italiani curata da Rosario Balestrieri del CISO con ospite Letizia Campioni, ornitologa di Mare ISPA di Lisbona che ci parla degli spostamenti degli animali, ma anche di Danilo Selvaggi della Lipu, di Regione Lombardia, di deroghe, di veleno e scopriamo che Letizia voleva essere Torcicollo

Con Monica Pais, Veterinaria e scrittrice parliamo dei rottami della Clinica Veterinaria Duemari di Oristano, di Effetto Palla, di cani, di gatti, di caretta caretta, di L'incendio del bosco grande, di Pi la capopsite, di linguaggio, di ibridazioni, di Palla, di progetti, ma anche di Girovaghi/e in natura evento Lipu nel mese di aprile

Con Martina Pluda, direttrice di Humane Society International Italia, parliamo di allevamenti di cani in Corea del Sud, di terremoto in Turchia e Siria, ma anche di caccia, di denuncia alla Commissione Europea, di Direttiva Uccelli, di Enpa, di Lac, di Lav, di Legambiente, di Lipu, di Wwf Italia, di Internazionale, di Libreria della Natura, di Me l'ha detto l'armadillo, Altreconomia e scopriamo che Martina voleva essere Scoiattolo

Uvodni večer je zaznamovala knjiga Mamin glas, zgodba o koroški Slovenki Elizabeti Sittar, ki jo je napisala njena hči Helga Mračnikar, dolgoletna urednica in prevajalka pri celovški Mohorjevi založbi. Helga Mračnikar je skupaj z avstrijskim pisateljem Petrom Handkejem prevajala Lipuševo knjigo Zmote dijaka Tjaža, s katero se je začel proces priznavanja, da je koroška slovenska literatura tudi del avstrijske književnosti.

Client Earth e la Lipu hanno avviato un'azione legale contro la Regione Lazio, i comuni di Caprarola e Ronciglione (Prov. Viterbo) e contro l'Autorità per il servizio idrico, per non aver adottato misure di salvaguardia delle acque della zone, a cominciare da quelle del lago di Vico, recentemente dichiarate non potabili. Ne parliamo conLara Fornabaio, giurista di ClientEarth.

Platicamos con Giselle Marín del Departamento de Desarrollo de Negocios de Landstar Metro, sobre como es posible que de una empresa de transporte de Personal como Lipu puedas entrar al negocio de transporte de carga.

Muusikateadlane Alo Põldmäe: "Enn Võrk sai oma laulu loomisel kõvasti innustust sellest, et 27. juunil 1922. a võttis riigikogu vastu seaduse, mis kinnitas sinimustvalge lipu Eesti riigi lipuna."