More than 70,000 turtle hatchlings returned to nature in AM
More than 70,000 turtle hatchlings have been released into their natural habitat in Nhamundá, Amazonas, as part of a conservation effort.
PHOTOS: Brazilian captures the beauty and brutality of wildlife in Africa
Brazilian photographer Sâmia Munaretti showcases the contrasting beauty and harsh realities of wildlife in South Africa through her captivating images and reflections on human impact on nature.
Once in a lifetime: Eye to eye with the condor
An article featuring stunning imagery of condors, emphasizing a unique encounter with these majestic birds.
First seal pup spotted in Ventspils
The first seal pup of the season has been spotted on the promenade near Ostas street in Ventspils, Latvia, prompting reminders from environmental authorities for people to avoid approaching the seals.
The Orientation Federation opposes DAP's plans to charge for organizing competitions in nature
The Latvian Orienteering Federation is against the proposed regulations by the Nature Conservation Agency that would impose fees for public sporting events in protected natural areas.
Decision on lynx hunting is appealed
The decision to allow this year's lynx hunt has been appealed by the Swedish Society for Nature Conservation, requesting a halt to the hunt while awaiting further legal review.
They will pay for the unlawful "management" of the river valley for two years
A family is held responsible for the illegal management of a state-owned river valley area, leading to environmental damage.
Gorillas in the Mist: A Czech Woman Spent a Year Among the Largest Primates
A Czech woman narrates her experience spending a year living alongside gorillas in their natural habitat.
Adorable elephant seal pups picture wins Underwater Photographer of the Year - all the winning images
A photo of Southern elephant seal pups won the Underwater Photographer of the Year competition, showcasing their playful nature and the artistry behind the shot.
License Hunting of Lynx: The Nature Conservation Association Criticizes the Decision
The Nature Conservation Association criticizes the decision to allow lynx hunting during their mating season in Östergötland, questioning the impact on vulnerable cubs.
Lynx hunting in several counties gets the green light
Lynx hunting in Örebro, Stockholm, and Västra Götaland counties is approved by the administrative court, despite opposition from the Swedish Society for Nature Conservation.
There are significantly more species of bees buzzing on our planet than previously thought
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.
Leaving the concrete: project offers free walks to observe birds in SP parks
A project in São Paulo, Brazil, offers free guided birdwatching walks in urban parks to promote biodiversity conservation.
Spain subsidized activities that destroy nature with 8 billion in 2024, four times more than on conservation
In 2024, Spain provided 8 billion euros in subsidies for activities harmful to nature, four times the amount allocated for conservation efforts.
World Nature Photography Awards 2026 – in pictures
The World Nature Photography Awards have announced the 2026 winners, with Australian Jono Allen winning the top prize.
Youth Organizations' Appeal for the Protection of Wild Urban Nature
Youth organizations from Tartu are advocating for the protection and maintenance of green spaces in the city.
Protected Landscape Areas in the Czech Republic Need New Nature Guardians
Protected landscape areas in the Czech Republic are in need of new nature guardians to help preserve the environment.
A new protected area Kočka has been added in Brdy. It is full of fossils from the Paleozoic era
The newly established Kočka protected area in Brdy is rich in Paleozoic fossils.
More than 9,000 turtles are released into a river in the interior of Amazonas; VIDEO
Over 9,000 turtles were returned to nature in a traditional event in Presidente Figueiredo, Amazonas, involving local community efforts to protect these species.
Captured an Impressive Sight: A Herd of Bison Moving Through Snowy Fields
A specialist from VMU captured a large herd of bison moving peacefully across snow-covered fields in Lithuania, showcasing the vibrancy of wildlife in the region.
Tartu scientists and nature conservationists worry about the mowing of green areas planned by the city government
Scientists and nature conservationists in Tartu are concerned about the city government's plan to mow grasslands rich in biodiversity more extensively.
Relocate the parking lots near Skógafoss to protect the nature reserve
Plans are underway to move parking lots at Skógafoss in Iceland to safeguard the protected area.
The wolf hunting quota remains – The nature conservation organization's appeal will not be processed
The Supreme Administrative Court of Finland has decided not to process an appeal by a nature conservation organization against the wolf hunting quota set for the hunting season 2025-2026.
The environmental organization’s complaint against the wolf quota hunting did not succeed
The Finnish Supreme Administrative Court rejected a complaint by the Tapiola Nature Conservation Association regarding wolf hunting regulations set by the Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry.
From bridges to saunas: Vilnius presents the Neris riverbank renewal plans
Vilnius has unveiled plans for the renewal of the Neris riverbanks, emphasizing a balance between nature preservation and urban development.
Nature conservation organization appealed against wolf hunting – this is what happened
Finland's Supreme Administrative Court has declined to review a nature conservation organization’s appeal against recent regulations allowing wolf hunting.
Challenging Lynx Hunting: Threatens the Species' Survival
The Swedish Nature Conservation Association is challenging a decision to allow the hunting of 153 lynxes, arguing that it threatens the vulnerable species' survival and violates EU law.
Nature and Landscape Are Deteriorating, Academics Will Face the Biodiversity Crisis in the Czech Republic Together
Academics in the Czech Republic are collaborating to address the ongoing biodiversity crisis affecting nature and landscapes in the country.
Organizations sued the government over its long-term climate plan
The Finnish Association for Nature Conservation and Greenpeace Finland have taken Prime Minister Petteri Orpo's government's long-term climate plan to the Supreme Administrative Court, claiming it undermines the country's goal of achieving carbon neutrality by 2035.
The deer in the Botanical Garden have been rescued
The young buck and doe from the Botanical Garden have been relocated to Tøyenparken after causing damage to rare plants.
Wet meadows and the rare grass sward will be restored in the Grīņu Nature Reserve
The Grīņu Nature Reserve in Latvia is set to restore wet meadows to protect the rare grass sward species and their habitat.
Tracks, Horns, Patterns – Evidence Left by Animals Helps Discover the Secrets Kept by Nature
The article discusses how tracks left by animals, especially in snow, reveal their presence and behaviors, aiding our understanding of wildlife.
SPRING JOY ⟩ Seal pups can be seen in the nature camera
The seal monitoring camera shows large seals lounging and small white-furred seal pups.
"Macinka's List." There are plans to dismiss people who are unwelcome to sponsors and allies of Motorists
The article discusses the controversial plans by Petr Macinka, head of the Czech Ministry of Environment, to potentially dismiss officials from key environmental institutions, indicating a shift towards favoring business interests over nature conservation.
Bought a desert island and rejected offers of US$50 million
A British journalist purchased a deserted island in the Seychelles in 1962 and has since worked to restore its natural environment.
Forest Protectors: The Lack of Nesting Peace Leaves Bird Protection Incomplete
A nature conservation group in Estonia has highlighted the insufficient protection for birds during nesting season due to the government's failure to establish nationwide nesting peace regulations.
Danger to Rare Wildlife: Winter Recreational Pressure in Bavaria's Mountains
Conservationists in Bavaria are raising concerns about the impact of winter recreational activities on rare wildlife in the region's designated nature protection areas.
Conservation at the Doorstep: Daring for More Wilderness for the Birds
The recent bird census reveals a decline in bird populations in Fürstenfeldbruck and Munich, prompting initiatives to create more wildlife-friendly gardens.
Why is the Bel Leaf Offered to Lord Shiva? Understand its Spiritual Significance
The article discusses the spiritual significance of offering bel leaves to Lord Shiva, emphasizing the importance of nature conservation and the deeper meaning behind worship.
The DAP wants to sell spruce trees damaged by bark beetles in the Gauja National Park
The Nature Conservation Agency is seeking timber companies to cut down and buy spruce trees affected by bark beetles in the Gauja National Park.
The bird of the year flies even while sleeping
The article discusses the remarkable behaviors of the migratory bird 'piiritaja' (the bar-tailed godwit) in Estonia, highlighting its ability to feed, sleep, and breed during flight.
Mystery in Misiones: Justice investigates the disappearance of two jaguar cubs that had been released in a nature reserve
The Argentinian authorities are investigating the disappearance of two jaguar cubs during a relocation operation in a Misiones nature reserve.
Prince William's first tour of Saudi Arabia ends with nature reserve visit
Prince William concluded his tour of Saudi Arabia with a visit to a nature reserve focused on conservation efforts for endangered species.
Prince William tours centuries-old 'crown jewel' site as tour comes to close
Prince William visited the Sharaan Nature Reserve in Saudi Arabia, discussing its conservation plans on his final day there.
VIDEO: jaguar seen swimming across a river in the interior of SP
A park ranger in Brazil filmed a jaguar swimming across the Paranapanema River, highlighting the wildlife in the region.
Fisherman Caught Red-Handed, May End Up Behind Bars. "Didn’t Care About Bans"
A fisherman was apprehended for illegally fishing in the Żółwiowe Błota nature reserve in Poland, an action that may lead to criminal charges.
Hunting of Wolves is Being Prohibited in Turku and Raisio Areas - The Nature Conservation Union Calls the Council Initiatives Groundbreaking
A group of decision-makers aims to ban the hunting of wolves and other large predators on municipal lands owned by Turku and Raisio.
The selenite sequoia, soybeans, and sumaúmas
The article reflects on the author’s childhood experiences with space exploration and environmental conservation, highlighting the impact of historical events on Brazilian nature and society.
VIDEO Bear, deer, boars, birds... They all came to the same waterhole in Velebit
A rare waterhole in Northern Velebit serves as a critical resource for various wildlife species.
Bermuda snail thought to be extinct now thrives after a decade’s effort
The greater Bermuda snail, once believed extinct, has seen a revival thanks to the release of over 100,000 bred snails by conservationists after a decade of efforts.