The Charm of 'Non-Penguin' Birds in Antarctica: High Endemism and Seasonal Migration to the Arctic
The article discusses the biodiversity of bird species in the Antarctic region, emphasizing the fascinating adaptations and migratory patterns of various seabirds beyond just penguins.
New protected area and expansion of conservation and protection: understand the decrees signed by Lula at COP15 in MS
President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva announced an expansion of protected areas in the Pantanal and the creation of a new conservation unit in the Cerrado during the COP15 conference in Brazil.
Lula highlights the importance of the Pantanal at the opening of COP15 in MS
Brazilian President Lula da Silva emphasizes the significance of the Pantanal region during the opening of the COP15, focusing on biodiversity protection and environmental agreements.
Lula announces expansion of protected areas in the Pantanal at UN summit
President Lula has announced the expansion of conservation areas in the Pantanal during the opening of the UN COP15 summit.
A new species discovered by CONICET was chosen among the ten most emblematic in the world
A new marine parasite discovered by CONICET, Acanthobothrium goleketen, has been recognized internationally as one of the ten most emblematic species of 2025.
Advice to the DFO to improve the health of plants
An article discusses advice given to a District Forest Officer (DFO) on improving plant health.
Orcas can be occasional cannibals, study claims
A new study reveals that orcas may occasionally engage in cannibalism, as evidenced by bite-marked dorsal fins found on a Russian beach.
I went to hunt people who hunt mushrooms
The author shares their experience of researching and participating in a mushroom hunting event in Brazil, revealing a surprising community of enthusiasts.
NATURE PHOTO: The wren hangs in the air like a hummingbird
Biologist Rein Kuresoo discusses the diverse bird flocks that inhabit Estonian forests during winter, emphasizing their vocalizations.
Jüri Seilenthal: the triple crisis of the planet
Jüri Seilenthal discusses the OECD's environmental outlook report that highlights a triple planetary crisis: climate change, biodiversity loss, and pollution.
Hiking in Latgale invites to explore lakes and aquatic biotopes
In celebration of World Water Day, Latvia's Nature Conservation Agency is organizing a hike in Rāzna National Park to highlight the importance of water ecosystems.
They seek to improve 500,000 hectares: a program has completed the first issuance of carbon credits
A new regenerative agriculture program in South America has launched its first verified carbon credits to help producers improve their lands and biodiversity.
World Water Day: images show whales, dolphins, and rare octopus along the coast of Rio
New images released on World Water Day reveal the presence of humpback whales, numerous dolphins, and a rare species of octopus along the coast of Rio de Janeiro, showcasing marine biodiversity and the importance of coastal conservation.
Trafficking with wildlife is going against the planet
A police operation in Ecuador led to the seizure of 6,300 dried seahorses, highlighting the illegal wildlife trade and its implications for vulnerable species.
It is not a bird, but looks like a hummingbird. The hummingbird moth will soon return to Poland
The hummingbird moth, known for its resemblance to birds and nectar-feeding behavior, is appearing more frequently in Poland as spring approaches.
Environmental Circuit in Itaipava Brings Together Education, Exhibitions, and Interaction with Animals
An environmental education circuit in Itaipava has engaged locals and visitors through activities centered on nature conservation.
Conservation Center in Araçoiaba da Serra Celebrates the Birth of a Black Lion Tamarin
The birth of the first black lion tamarin cub of 2026 at a conservation center in Araçoiaba da Serra, Brazil, marks a significant event for the survival of this critically endangered species.
A cockroach species previously not found in the Baltics has been discovered in Tartu
A previously undocumented cockroach species has been found in Tartu, Estonia, indicating its possible introduction through luggage from warmer climates.
The map that changed without notice: archaeologists discover an unexpected pattern in sea lions in the San Jorge Gulf
Researchers in Argentina reveal significant changes in the population and distribution of sea lions in the San Jorge Gulf over centuries due to commercial hunting.
Discover how the scarlet monkey flower survived California's most extreme drought in the last 10,000 years
The scarlet monkey flower has become a focal point for botanists due to its ability to survive extreme drought conditions, offering hope for future applications in managing climate extremes.
Cerrado Fruit Guide: Learn About 120 Species; See Which Are Toxic
A new guide showcases the edible fruits of the Cerrado biome, revealing both toxic and non-toxic species after 20 years of research.
ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE HELPS ⟩ Identifying species through photos
Artificial intelligence is enhancing the accuracy of species identification using photographs by utilizing trained models to analyze images more effectively.
Birds are disappearing at an increasingly rapid pace. Experts on the causes of the phenomenon
A new study reveals alarming declines in bird populations in the United States, with significant environmental factors influencing these trends.
Helleborus: With Lenten Roses, Color Comes to Spring
The article discusses the vibrant varieties of Lenten roses cultivated by Peter Janke in Hilden, Germany, showcasing their remarkable colors and resilience in bloom.
COP15: complete guide with locations, schedule and how to participate in the UN event in MS
Campo Grande will host the 15th Conference of the Parties to the Convention on the Conservation of Migratory Species of Wild Animals (COP15/CMS) from March 23 to 29, 2026, organized by the United Nations.
Four unknown species of tarantula with unique characteristics discovered (video)
Researchers have discovered four new species of tarantulas in Arabia and Africa, belonging to a newly created genus called Satyrex, distinguished by their unusually long pedipalps and subterranean lifestyle.
The World War II bombs lying in the Baltic Sea are surprisingly rich oases of life
A recent study reveals that World War II ordnance found on the seabed of the Baltic Sea has become unexpectedly rich habitats, supporting significantly more biodiversity than the surrounding sea floor.
The Great Insect Extinction. About Cars, Insects, and Plants that Escape
The article discusses the alarming decline of insect populations in response to rapid climate change and its implications on the environment and human behavior.
Discover the native plant that fills the garden with perfect flowers and wildlife
The article introduces the Pavonia missionera, a native plant in Argentina that promotes biodiversity and thrives with minimal care.
Observations of the Progress of Spring Collected This Weekend - Spring Monitoring Celebrates Its 50th Anniversary
This weekend marks the 50th anniversary of the Spring Monitoring initiative, encouraging people to observe and report on the arrival of spring flora and fauna in Finland.
Pirarucu: understand why the native fish of the Amazon has become an invader within its own river
The adult pirarucu fish has been classified as an invasive species in a section of the Madeira River in Brazil, allowing for unrestricted fishing.
Federal Government Commission prohibits the planting of transgenic cotton in 68 municipalities in Maranhão
The Brazilian government's CTNBio has banned transgenic cotton cultivation in 68 municipalities in Maranhão to protect native plant species.
World Rewilding Day: how provinces share animals to restore ecosystems
Argentina is actively collaborating to revive ecosystems through the translocation of animals from provinces where they are abundant to areas where they have become extinct or critically reduced.
Piraíba surprises, breaks record and swims 890 km; "renews the team's spirit," says researcher
A piraíba catfish has set a record by swimming 890 kilometers in the Araguaia River, highlighting the importance of the river as a vital migratory corridor for species.
In the Rāzna National Park, natural forests
Conservation efforts in Rāzna National Park aim to create diverse ecosystems by selectively thinning conifer-dominated areas to promote the growth of hardwood species like oaks.
Restoring biodiversity in the forests of Razna National Park
Efforts are underway in Razna National Park to restore biodiversity by thinning out monoculture spruce forests and allowing for the growth of diverse species.
Ivica Granić: The man who killed millions by taking on God's role has died
Prominent American scientist Paul R. Ehrlich, known for his controversial book 'The Population Bomb', passed away at the age of 94, leaving a lasting impact on global population policies.
Why crows visit your garden and what their presence means
Crows visiting gardens may indicate environmental equilibrium rather than negative superstitions.
Meet Lumiar (RJ), an Atlantic Forest paradise with about 230 species of birds and breathtaking landscapes
Lumiar, a district in Nova Friburgo, Brazil, is highlighted as a vibrant retreat of the Atlantic Forest with significant biodiversity, particularly rich in bird species.
The Ant Smuggler Was Caught in Kenya – Enthusiasts Might Pay Big Money for Ants
A man was arrested at Nairobi Airport for attempting to smuggle nearly 2,000 African harvester ants, sparking discussion about the demand for these insects among enthusiasts.
UFMS opens registrations for ecological birdwatching trail
The Federal University of Mato Grosso do Sul (UFMS) is offering registrations for an ecological birdwatching trail guided by Professor Simone Mamede.
Uganda: Forests Are Indispensable, Let's Protect Them
The article emphasizes the critical role of forests in human sustenance and biodiversity, highlighting the urgent need for their protection against deforestation.
The animal matchmaking is working. The rescue of critically endangered owls is progressing successfully
The article discusses the successful efforts to rescue critically endangered owls in the Czech Republic through unique animal matchmaking.
Don't look at what's happening - they protect empty nests, while one cannot step into the forest beside them
The article discusses the seasonal restrictions on forestry work in Lithuania to protect nesting birds, particularly in 'Natura 2000' designated areas.
From crowded hotels to signs in English: how Campo Grande prepares to welcome COP15
Campo Grande is gearing up to host the 15th Conference of the UN Convention on Migratory Species (COP15), expecting around 3,000 participants from over 130 countries.
We often step on it without noticing. What is special about the bright orange nectria fungus?
The article discusses the bright orange nectria fungus, highlighting its role in decomposing dead organic matter rather than being a significant pathogen.
World Sparrow Day: The bird we used to see everywhere. And now it is silently disappearing
The article discusses the quiet decline of sparrows, once a common sight in urban areas but now becoming increasingly rare.
Why Frogs are Important for Humans? If They Disappear, There Will Be No Water or Crops
Frogs play a crucial role in our ecosystem, impacting food, agriculture, and water quality, and their decline could have significant ecological consequences.
Collectors of camellias: the coveted secret sanctuaries of Galicia competing for unique flowers
In Galicia, private estates are home to a rich collection of up to 4,000 varieties of camellias, many of which are not for sale, emphasizing the exclusive and competitive nature of floral collecting in the region.
MPF requests the Justice to suspend the culling of invasive buffaloes in reserves in the Amazon
The Federal Public Ministry (MPF) has filed a request with the courts to halt the culling of invasive buffaloes in environmental reserves in Rondônia, Brazil.