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A new wetland project in Kolbäck, Sweden, is expected to be completed by 2028 as part of local environmental initiatives to enhance biodiversity and tourism.

The city of São Carlos in Brazil has launched an app designed to help residents report the presence of wildlife in urban and rural areas to improve biodiversity monitoring and conservation efforts.

Czech Minister Červený held talks with national park leaders, assuring his support amid challenges.

The rare 'Forest Owlet', considered one of the world's rarest hunting birds, has been sighted in Kuno National Park, marking a significant ecological improvement in the region.

The 26th traditional orchid exhibition opens at the Tallinn Botanic Garden, showcasing hundreds of blooming orchids and offering visitors a tropical escape.

Most fish species in inland waters and coastal seas are in poor condition due to excessive fishing pressure.

In a remarkable discovery, an ecologist found a species of bee thought to be extinct since 1904 in a research orchard in New York.

The return of giant tortoises to the Galapagos Islands aims to restore the ecological balance disrupted by human activity.

Experts warn that unique tree species are particularly endangered due to transformations occurring in global forests.

Rodrigues Alves Park in Belém will offer free admission this weekend, allowing visitors to enjoy its vast biodiversity and participate in guided tours.

The peregrine falcons at Nuremberg Castle have laid their first egg of the year, a week earlier than last year, which can be viewed live via webcams.

Makeup artist Graziella Silva has gained popularity by creatively transforming her face into representations of rare Brazilian birds, turning her work into an environmental education tool.

The situation of forest tits in Finland is critical, with significant population declines, and current forestry practices are insufficient for their conservation without additional voluntary efforts from forest owners.

The Instituto de Desenvolvimento Florestal e da Biodiversidade do Estado do Pará (Ideflor-Bio) has announced a new recruitment process offering 14 immediate positions with salaries ranging from R$ 1,337.05 to R$ 2,186.87.

A new study reveals that ocean warming is leading to a nearly 20% annual decrease in fish biomass worldwide.

The article discusses a peculiar orchid species that appears to be dead due to low chlorophyll levels, relying on fungi for carbon instead of photosynthesis.

A report reveals that Amazonas is home to eight of the ten indigenous lands most affected by deforestation, highlighting the urgent need for protective measures.

The article explores the connection between the Kurdish people and their mountainous homeland, emphasizing the hardships faced due to political betrayal.

Recent research suggests that the number of bee species globally may be substantially higher than previously recorded, with estimates suggesting at least 24,700 species, and possibly over 26,100.

A winter birdwatching event in Estonia attracted over 3,000 participants who collectively observed more than 57,000 birds across the country, highlighting its positive impact on mental health.

The gray wolf has returned to Los Angeles over a century after its likely extinction from the region in the 1920s, with a sighting reported near Pyramid Lake.

The Amapá Civil Police conducted Operation Cardume in the Cajari Extractive Reserve to combat environmental crimes such as predatory fishing.

Black-tufted marmosets were spotted in Pedra Selada State Park, Visconde de Mauá, highlighting their presence in the area.

Recent assessments indicate that at least 9 wolves are residing in the Máchovo region and Kokořínsko area in Czechia.

Research reveals two invasive species of praying mantis in Europe that reproduce rapidly and threaten biodiversity.

Researchers have discovered a new plant species, Columnea rubromarginata, in Ecuador and Colombia that is currently threatened by illegal mining activities.

A project in São Paulo, Brazil, offers free guided birdwatching walks in urban parks to promote biodiversity conservation.

Environmentalists are shocked by the Australian government's approval for bulldozing 2,723 hectares of tropical savanna in the Northern Territory without necessary environmental assessments.

Bruno Retailleau, leader of the French Republicans, has presented his agricultural policies aimed at transforming French agriculture by moving away from bureaucratic constraints.

Metsähallitus in Finland has initiated a restoration project funded by the EU to revitalize natural areas across eight provinces by 2030 to combat biodiversity loss.

Governor Kathy Hochul has announced the addition of 180 acres to the Caumsett State Historic Park Preserve in Long Island, which is crucial for biodiversity and natural storm buffers.

In 2024, Spain provided 8 billion euros in subsidies for activities harmful to nature, four times the amount allocated for conservation efforts.

Colossal Biosciences celebrates a milestone in its project of resurrecting extinct species as genetically recreated ancient wolves have reached adulthood and begun hunting in packs, indicating a hopeful future for the species.

The Floreana giant tortoise, extinct for over 180 years, has been successfully brought back to its native habitat in the Galápagos Islands through a groundbreaking breeding program.

The article discusses the phenomenon of 'Lazarus species,' which are thought to be extinct but later rediscovered, illustrating the nuances and surprises of biodiversity.

Photographer Luiz Felipe Mendes documented a traditional pantaneira caravan featuring 1,500 animals, led by a local custodian of Pantanal culture in Corumbá, Brazil.

Marine experts have discovered a shark swimming in Antarctic waters, a first in the region.

The article explores species with extremely short lifespans, showcasing how their brief existence is a specialized survival strategy.

158 juvenile giant tortoises have been released into the wild in the Galapagos, marking a significant step in conservation efforts for the species that nearly went extinct 150 years ago.

A recent study from the Estonian University of Life Sciences reveals that the fungal communities protecting pines are mainly influenced by the host tree's genetics and its growing location, highlighting the impact of climate change and new diseases on tree resilience.

The rare sighting of an albino tapir in São Paulo has garnered attention and spurred scientific research into the species, which holds significant cultural ties to the local community.

A practical guide on creating vibrant urban environments has been published, compiling five years of experience and knowledge on urban ecology in Tartu.

Tartu's plan to change the maintenance of its parks and green areas has raised concerns among scientists and youth about its impact on biodiversity restoration.

Tech entrepreneur Mark Shuttleworth is launching a conservation-linked income program to benefit residents of Príncipe, providing stipends to promote biodiversity preservation.

Wheatbelt farmers near Lake Magenta Nature Reserve in Western Australia express concerns about the rising fire risk due to a lack of fire management and controlled burns in recent years.

Scientists and nature conservationists in Tartu are concerned about the city government's plan to mow grasslands rich in biodiversity more extensively.

Scientists and conservationists in Tartu are worried about the city's plans to increase mowing in biodiversity-rich green areas under the new city administration.

Scientists and conservationists in Tartu are raising concerns over the planned mowing of biodiverse green areas by the city government.

Researchers have documented 15 species of comb jellies, six of which have never been observed in Colombian waters before.

Recent studies identify 400 million-year-old Protota xites as a new form of life, different from previously held beliefs of them being ancient plants or fungi.