Super Investigation Team X Targets Children's Hearts with Participation from Chung-Ang University Research Personnel and Professors
The animation 'Super Investigation Team X: The Legend of Terrapia' debuted on MBC on January 4, capturing children's attention and topping viewer ratings.
Tree 'revived' by entrepreneur from Paraná after R$ 18,000 investment grows a 1-meter branch: 'It was worth it'
A businesswoman in Paraná has successfully revitalized a Ficus elastica tree, which she invested R$ 18,000 to save, witnessing its growth and resilience over 15 months.
Removal of Weirs on the Geum River to Begin in the First Half of Next Year… Full-scale "Restoration of the Four Major Rivers" Underway
The South Korean government is set to begin the removal of weirs on the Geum and Yeongsan rivers as part of a major restoration initiative for the Four Major Rivers, aiming to tackle ecological issues.
Sea lion captured in the estuary of southern Guayaquil
A sea lion sighting in an estuary in southern Guayaquil surprised local residents who initially mistook it for a dog.
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.
Climate activists and greens will hold a protest against the municipality's plans to deepen the Neris River
Climate activists and environmentalists are protesting against municipal plans that they believe could harm the Neris River ecosystem.
Did you know that bumblebees can survive underwater for days - how do they do it?
Researchers have discovered how hibernating bumblebees can survive flooding in their nests without drowning.
Adrián Villar Rojas and the End of Imagination: 'They Hacked Our Reality. No One Can Say What the World Will Be Like in Five Years'
World-renowned artist Adrián Villar Rojas discusses the challenges of imagination and reality during an interview for the book launch of 'Momentum', which focuses on art and ecology from a Latin American perspective.
"Putting Ecology at the Center": In Paris, the Extinction Rebellion group Occupies a Footbridge on the Eve of the Second Round of Municipal Elections
Extinction Rebellion activists occupied the Simone de Beauvoir footbridge in Paris to highlight environmental issues ahead of the municipal elections.
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.
Legendary ornithologist Raivo Mänd has passed away
Raivo Mänd, a prominent Estonian ornithologist and zoologist, has died at the age of 71, remembered for his significant contributions to avian ecology and the reestablishment of the Estonian Ornithological Society.
Why are bees disappearing and what does this say about us
The article explores the issues surrounding bees, their ecological roles, and personal perspectives on beekeeping expressed by the author.
Extreme heat hits the U.S. in an event that happens every 500 years
A record heatwave affecting the western United States is a rare phenomenon linked to human-induced climate change, according to experts.
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.
Hunger Lies Ahead of Fear... Enemies in the Arctic Are Seeking Prey
In the Arctic, as global warming accelerates the melting of ice and alters wildlife dynamics, ringed seals are increasingly risking encounters with their biggest predator, polar bears, in search of better food sources according to a new study.
Beavers – nature engineers whose spring activities pose challenges
Beavers engage in intensive construction activities during spring, which disrupt local ecosystems and agricultural land.
Guayaquil with less rain?: Inamhi explains the reasons for the absence of continuous rainfall in the city
Residents of Guayaquil shift from rain gear to summer clothing amid high temperatures and reduced rainfall, according to Inamhi.
I'm Sorry, Earth—Let's Not Stay; Let's Have the Courage to Solve Together
The fifth issue of 'Today's Children's Book' was published on March 8th, coinciding with International Women's Day, featuring 93 selected books that focus on themes of social equity, ecological awareness, and more.
8th Ebersberg Forest and Environmental Discussion: The Importance of Peatlands for Climate Protection
The 8th Ebersberger Wald- und Umweltgespräch discusses the role of peatlands in climate protection, featuring Professor Matthias Drösler as a speaker.
Bear Hunting Case: Video Shows Bear Being Shot
The article discusses a controversial bear hunting incident captured on video, which has sparked debate on wildlife management policies in Norway.
Start of research drilling due to the migration between land and islands
Research drilling has begun to investigate the migration of species between the mainland and nearby islands.
How I Collected Environmental DNA from Amazon Mangroves
A project has been initiated in the Amazon's coastal mangrove regions of Pará to collect environmental DNA, focusing on fish community dynamics.
Testing begins to cull 5,000 invasive buffaloes in a remote area of the Amazon; understand
A pilot project has commenced to cull approximately 10% of 5,000 invasive buffaloes in the state of Rondônia, Brazil, due to their detrimental impacts on local biodiversity.
DO YOU RECOGNIZE? ⟩ Listen to the sounds of the teal and four other bird species nesting in the swamps
This article discusses the ecological restoration of Estonian wetlands and highlights the return of key bird species supported by habitat recovery efforts.
Proposing Another Commemorative Day: March 23
Lithuanian lawmakers support the proposal to commemorate Ecology Day on September 23 to enhance public ecological education.
A new species of fly that looks like a bee but has no stinger has been found
Researchers in Ecuador have described a new species of stinging-free fly that mimics bees, potentially to avoid predators.
"There are bones everywhere": the whale cemeteries that transform the depths of the sea
Photographer Alex Dawson captures the stark reality of whale cemeteries in the sea near Greenland, highlighting the ecological implications of whale deaths in this fragile marine environment.
Record low water levels in the Baltic Sea – unprecedented levels: explanations for causes and consequences
The Baltic Sea has reached record low water levels, creating challenges for shipping and posing risks to marine life.
A Sensation of the Dead Residue on the Over One Ton of Cockle Shells
An art exhibition featuring over a ton of cockle shells and charcoal drawings reflects on themes of residuality and ecological consciousness inspired by the local environment.
Bumblebee queens can breathe underwater for a week
New research reveals that bumblebee queens can survive underwater for up to a week, challenging previous assumptions about their survival in flooded conditions.
Municipal Elections: The Greens Facing the Challenge of Maintaining Their Strongholds
Green mayors in France, elected during an ecological wave in 2020, are now struggling to retain their positions ahead of the upcoming municipal elections.
Watch.. 6 Amber Samples Reveal Secrets of Life 100 Million Years Ago
Recent research reveals insights into ancient ecosystems through the study of amber samples from the Cretaceous period.
Wikiri Sapoparque: the sanctuary that protects 70 species of frogs with medicinal secrets in their skin
Wikiri Sapoparque in Ecuador is a sanctuary for 70 species of frogs and toads, emphasizing the country's rich biodiversity and the medicinal properties found in these amphibians.
The 'Green' Lipno is in bad shape and apartments will only worsen it, says a scientist
A scientist highlights the deteriorating condition of Lipno and warns that new apartments could exacerbate the situation.
Shoe drawer: Shall we entrust the state’s security to ecologists? Lessons from the Middle Ages are clear
The article questions whether state security should be entrusted to ecologists, drawing lessons from historical precedents.
Peru creates new natural conservation area in the border region with Ecuador
The Peruvian government has officially created a new regional conservation area in Cajamarca, bordering Ecuador, to protect key ecosystems and water supplies.
Galápagos Yellowfin Tuna: The Ronqueo That Turns Dinner into a Show at Negroni
Negroni restaurant in Ecuador hosted a unique dining event featuring the traditional 'ronqueo' of Galápagos yellowfin tuna, combining culinary technique with storytelling.
Municipal elections must be the time to defend a conservative and rooted ecology
The article discusses how local elections should prioritize a conservative approach to ecology, contrasting it with the dogmatism of the Greens and technocratic environmentalism.
The number of wild animals in distress is increasing in Prague. People are often utterly indifferent to them.
Prague is experiencing a rise in wild animals in distress, but many residents display indifference towards their plight.
CSU for Mini-Reactors: Eco-lobby Beats Atomic Lobby
The CSU party in Germany advocates for mini-reactors despite widespread political resistance against nuclear power, emphasizing a need for change in energy policy.
The Kemeri National Park Foundation on the Death of Aurochs: Accusations of Violating Animal Welfare are Clear Defamation
The Kemeri National Park Foundation defends against accusations of animal welfare violations following the deaths of aurochs, attributing the deaths primarily to natural causes such as winter temperatures.
The beaver family from Klatovy does not have to move. Helped by a land swap
A beaver family in Klatovy will not be forced to relocate thanks to a land swap arrangement.
Conservationists in Podyjí Burned a Meadow, Public Does Not Support This Care for the Landscape
Conservationists in the Podyjí region burned a meadow for land management, but this approach has not been well received by the local public.
The Story Buried in the Jeonbuk Town Hall Meeting... 'There Are Only Discussions on Development, Without Ecology or Residents' Voices'
An environmental group criticized the recent Jeonbuk Town Hall meeting for focusing solely on development plans and neglecting ecological restoration and the voices of local fishermen.
She lives in a 'urban ecological' municipal experiment. The city council wants to address what they perceive as discrimination.
An Oslo municipal housing experiment aims to promote alternative living arrangements, but the city council is intervening due to concerns over perceived discrimination.
Biologist captures 'army' of ants protecting insects in exchange for food; VIDEO
A biologist in Brazil filmed ants defending a type of insect known as a 'soldier', showcasing a unique mutualistic relationship.
Wonders of Creation: The Driest Deserts in the World are Full of Life
A recent study reveals that the Atacama Desert in Chile harbors a diverse and abundant population of microscopic nematodes, challenging previous assumptions about life in extreme arid conditions.
Villagers on Principe, the ‘African Galapagos’, to be paid for protecting the ecosystem
Villagers on the island of Príncipe will receive payments for adhering to environmental protection practices aimed at preserving their unique ecosystem.
Amazing trick.. Scientists discover beetles that "disguise themselves in the dress of ants"
Scientists have found that certain rove beetles have developed tactics to disguise themselves as ants, allowing them to infiltrate ant colonies.
'Lord of the Cockroaches' Filipino Defends Insects
A Filipino entomologist known as 'Lord of the Cockroaches' defends the importance of cockroaches in ecology despite their reputation as pests.