IUCN NL Privacy statement

At IUCN NL we value the protection of personal data. We are therefore extremely careful with your data. Naturally, we comply with the applicable laws and regulations, including the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR). This privacy policy states exactly what you can expect from us.

Permission

By using the information and services on iucn.nl you agree to our privacy policy and the conditions included therein.

Questions

If you would like to receive more information, or have questions about IUCN NL’s privacy policy, please contact us by e-mail. Our e-mail address is info@iucn.nl.

Personal data

Iucn.nl offers visitors the possibility to contact us, to subscribe to newsletters and/or to make a donation. We only use the personal data required for this in order to answer visitors’ questions and/or so that they can make a donation or subscribe to our newsletters. IUCN NL does not keep your personal data longer than necessary. We aim to destroy personal data as soon as we no longer need them to achieve our goals.

The use of cookies

Websites use cookies for a variety of reasons. Below you can read per category which cookies we place and why.

Functional

Functional cookies are necessary for the technically proper functioning of the website. For example, using the search function. We do not need to ask for permission for this.

Analytical and performance

Analytical cookies help to understand how visitors use the website by collecting and reporting data (anonymously). We analyze this data. This allows the website to be tailored even better to visitors. The collected data will not be used for any purpose other than to improve the website. The collected data is not made available to third parties.

Social Media and advertising

Finally, social media & advertising cookies are used, the so-called ‘tracking’ cookies. These cookies track the visit to the website in order to build up a profile of website visitors. Based on this, they can optimize the website or show you advertisements or personalized content. This allows us to be as relevant as possible for the website visitor. These cookies are only placed with your consent.

Cookies

The table below lists all cookies that can be placed during a visit to iucn.nl. The first column contains the name of the cookie, the second column contains an explanation of the information measured by the cookie and the last column shows how long the cookie is stored.

Functional

CookiesNameProviderPurposeStorageType
Recaptcharc::agoogle.comThis cookie is used to distinguish the difference between a human visitor and a bot.PermanentHTTP local storage
Recaptcharc::b & rc::cgoogle.comThis cookie is used to distinguish the difference between a human visitor and a bot.SessionHTTP
CookieconsentanalyticsCookies
marketingCookies
iucn.nlThis cookie stores the user’s cookie status for the current domain.1 yearHTTP

Analytical and performance

CookiesNameProviderPurposeStorageType
Google Analytics_gaiucn.nlGoogle Analytics is a web analytics service provided by Google Inc. Through these cookies, a unique ID is used to generate static data. This gives IUCN access to its website visit. Think of visitor numbers, popular pages and topics. In this way, IUCN can better tailor its communication to the needs of website visitors. IUCN cannot see who (which IP address) visits its website.2 yearsHTTP
Google Analytics_gatiucn.nlsee above1 dayHTTP
Google Analytics_gidiucn.nlsee above1 dayHTTP

Social Media and advertising

CookiesNameProviderPurposeStorageType
Facebookc-user, xsfacebook.comThis cookie stores the user ID of the logged in Facebook user on this device.
Facebookdatr, dprfacebook.comThese cookies are used to identify a Facebook user who is logged into the web browser and using the social plugins on the website.3 months (when the option ‘keep me logged in’ is checked) / SessionHTTP
Facebookfrfacebook.comThis cookie is used to store a unique ID for targeted ads.2 yearsHTTP
Facebooksb, spinfacebook.comThis cookie is used by Facebook to improve friend suggestions.2 yearsHTTP
LinkedInbcookielinkedin.comBrowser Identifier Cookie to uniquely identify devices accessing LinkedIn to detect abuse on the platform.2 yearsPixel
LinkedInlang.linkedin.comUsed to remember a user’s language setting.SessionHTTP
LinkedInli_gc.linkedin.comUsed to store guest consent regarding the use of cookies for non-essential purposes.2 yearsHTTP
LinkedInli_mc.linkedin.comUsed as a temporary cache to avoid searching the database for member consent to use non-essential cookies and used to have client-side consent information to enforce client-side consent.2 yearsHTTP
LinkedInliap.linkedin.comUsed by non-www.domains to indicate a member’s logged in status.1 yearHTTP
LinkedInlidc.linkedin.comTo optimize data center selection.24 hoursSession
LinkedInlissc.linkedin.comUsed to ensure that there is a correct SameSite attribute for all cookies in the browser.365 daysHTTP
Twitter_twitter_sess.twitter.comThis cookie makes use of Twitter functions without having to log in and contains some tracking information that Twitter uses to optimize their services.SessionPixel
Twitterguest_id.twitter.comUsed to identify the user on Twitter6 monthsHTTP
Twitterpersonalization_id.twitter.comThis cookie is set to the Twitter integration to enable social media sharing2 yearsHTTP

Disabling cookies

You can choose to adjust the cookie settings. You do this by clicking on ‘Cookie Preferences’ in the footer of the website. Here you indicate which cookie categories you would like to accept or disable. You can also choose to disable cookies. You do this by using the options of your browser. You can find more information about these options on the website of your browser provider.