Council for the Protection of Nature

Summary

Council for the Protection of Nature is a collegiate body^[1].

Key Facts

• Council for the Protection of Nature's field of work was environmental protection^[2].
• Council for the Protection of Nature's image is recorded as Consell de Protecció de la Natura.jpeg^[3].
• Council for the Protection of Nature's instance of is recorded as collegiate body^[4].
• Council for the Protection of Nature's instance of is recorded as advisory board^[5].
• Council for the Protection of Nature's part of is recorded as Ministry of Territory and Sustainability of Catalonia^[6].
• Council for the Protection of Nature's chairperson is recorded as Joandomènec Ros i Aragonès^[7].
• Council for the Protection of Nature's chairperson is recorded as Lluís Paluzie i Mir^[8].
• Council for the Protection of Nature's chairperson is recorded as Ramon Folch i Guillèn^[9].
• +1990-06-18T00:00:00Z marks the founding of Council for the Protection of Nature^[10].
• Council for the Protection of Nature's official website is recorded as http://mediambient.gencat.cat/cpnatura^[11].
• Council for the Protection of Nature's short name is recorded as CPN^[12].
• Council for the Protection of Nature's member count is recorded as {'unit': '1', 'amount': '+20'}^[13].
• Council for the Protection of Nature's operating area is recorded as Catalonia^[14].
• Council for the Protection of Nature's Google Knowledge Graph ID is recorded as /g/11qsb0f4ms^[15].

Body

Founding

+1990-06-18T00:00:00Z marks the founding of Council for the Protection of Nature^[10].

Identity

Council for the Protection of Nature's part of is recorded as Ministry of Territory and Sustainability of Catalonia^[6]. Its short name is recorded as CPN^[12].

Leadership

Chairpersons include Joandomènec Ros i Aragonès^[7], a university teacher^[16], b. 1946^[17], of Spain^[18], awarded the Saint George's Cross^[19]; Lluís Paluzie i Mir^[8], an urban planner^[20], b. 1934^[21], of Spain^[22]; and Ramon Folch i Guillèn^[9], a botanist^[23], b. 1946^[24], of Spain^[25], awarded the Òmnium Award for Television^[26].

Industry

Council for the Protection of Nature's field of work was environmental protection^[2].