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Gnome Ambassador

Meet the Gnome Ambassador, our public character for GNOMEDIARIES and it’s initiative.

You can find our Ambassador in places where there is special news to tell, media attention for the travelling gnomes and our initiative or special celebrity (V.I.P.) or business visits in the human world.

Dutch Court approves flight tax

Any Gnome Correspondents - The Dutch Diary
Written by Roel Gillesen - Dutch Correspondent
Wednesday, 19 March 2008
Last Wednesday, the dutch court approved the introduction of flight tax. The flight tax is introduced to discourage people to use air-transport. The flight tax is not contrary according the Chicago and European agreements regarding air traffic.
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India and the climate change

Any Gnome Correspondents - The Indian Diary
Written by Fabienne Dekker - India Correspondent
Tuesday, 18 March 2008
If you enter 'climate change india' at google.nl, you will get hundreds and hundreds of articles about the fact that climate change is accelerated by countries with big numbers of people like India who are not busy with the future at all.
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My first impression: most of the locals just don't care

Any Gnome Correspondents - The Indian Diary
Written by Fabienne Dekker - India Correspondent
Tuesday, 18 March 2008
I can remember my first night here in India, just coming of the airplane and already overwhelmed by what I saw: Garbage all over the street, and poor people living in it.
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A brief introduction from our India correspondent

Any Gnome Correspondents - The Indian Diary
Written by Fabienne Dekker - India Correspondent
Tuesday, 18 March 2008
Hello there! When I visited GNOMEDIARIES for the first time, it directly drew my attention. Reading the gnome adventures, about their travel around the world and writing about environment issues in different countries, I immediately wanted to share my experience here in India with their audience.
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