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.
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.
This is the country with the strangest fauna in the world: Discover its most eccentric specimens
Mongolia is highlighted for its unique and rare wildlife, featuring species such as the Pallas's cat, which is noted for its distinctive appearance and elusive nature.
The felled trunk of the giant oak in Mārupe must stay in its place
The Supreme Court of Latvia has upheld a ruling that requires the trunk of a felled giant oak tree in Mārupe to remain on-site, rejecting a developer's request to remove it.
JAAN KLIIMASK ⟩ Estonia's economic model needs to exit the 'economy versus nature' conflict
The article discusses the longstanding conflict between economic interests and nature conservation in Estonia's forestry sector, highlighting mutual dissatisfaction and the need for a new approach.
The Nature Conservation Agency suspends Liopa from office
Jorena Liopa has been suspended from her position at the Nature Conservation Department due to her involvement in a police investigation into a potential fraud case concerning IT procurements.
Only the State Forests were against it. The Madohora reserve in the Little Beskids will be expanded to 400 ha
The Madohora nature reserve in the Little Beskids is set to be expanded to 400 hectares despite opposition from the State Forests, as local authorities and naturalists have advocated for this enlargement to protect vital water sources.
The optimal livestock density has been exceeded in the Dunduri meadows
An inspection by the Nature Conservation Agency revealed that livestock density in the Dunduri meadows exceeded the contractual amount, prompting immediate corrective actions.
Nature Protectors Seek Help: On the Trail of the Garden Dormouse
The Nature Conservation Union in Bavaria is calling for reports of sightings of the endangered garden dormouse as spring approaches.
Nature Conservation against Tourism: New Kampenwand Cable Car – a Tug of War Without Winners
Conflict persists over the construction of a new cable car in Bavaria's Chiemgauer Alps, as environmentalists and operators fail to reach agreement, leading to a court ruling on the matter.
Nature Conservation: Breeding Aid for the Blue Jewel
A breeding wall for the endangered kingfisher has been renovated to support its population in Fürstenfeldbruck, Germany.
So many nature visitors were caught by game wardens
Finnish game wardens reported encountering 585 violations among nature visitors last year, leading to 54 criminal investigations.
Pesticide Review of Food: “Cocktail of Substances”
A new study by the Swedish Society for Nature Conservation reveals that a majority of conventionally grown foods contain pesticide residues, including substances harmful to bees and suspected carcinogens.
Be Careful in Nature - This Discovery Can Bring You Money
The Finnish agency Metsähallitus offers a 100-euro reward for discovering unrecorded eagle nests.
Croatia has gained a new, 13th nature park Zagorske gore
Croatia has officially designated its 13th nature park, Zagorske gore, comprising areas of natural beauty in the northern part of the country.
Prohibition of forestry activities in specially protected nature areas until the end of July
Forestry activities are prohibited in specially protected nature areas in Latvia from March 15 to July 31 to ensure undisturbed nesting for birds.
Kert Kask: As the people speak, so it is really
Kert Kask emphasizes the evolving nature of the Estonian language in the context of its preservation, suggesting that the debate around its conservation is fundamentally misguided.
More than 30 places in Lithuania had nests set up for returning birds
Environmental Minister Kastytis Žuromskas highlights the importance of returning birds to Lithuania as a symbol of nature's awakening and communal responsibility for conservation.
Holtavörðurheidi to be opened again
Holtavörðuheiðin, a significant area in Iceland, is set to reopen for public access.
Logging prohibited in specially protected natural areas from March 15 for bird conservation
Logging is banned in specially protected natural areas starting March 15 to protect nesting birds from disturbance and physical destruction of their nests.
The first egg of the season was laid in the sea eagle nest
On March 12, the first egg of the season was laid in the sea eagle nest in Durbe, Latvia, as monitored by the Latvian Nature Conservation Foundation (LDF).
The Lesson of the Black Death Shakes Today's Nature Conservation
A recent study from the University of York challenges conventional views on biodiversity loss due to human activity, suggesting that historical population declines may have led to an increase in species diversity.
"He would become the Emil Hácha of nature conservation." We describe the circumstances of the dismissal of the head of KRNAP
The head of the Krkonošsko-jesenická national park has been dismissed amidst criticism and concerns regarding the influence of motorist interests in environmental regulations.
Here you cannot use an electric bike
Electric bikes are prohibited in several protected areas and national parks in Norway, emphasizing the importance of checking local regulations before riding.
Letters to the Editor. Nature reserves are needed, for example, for the three-toed woodpecker
A call for the preservation of older forests to protect the three-toed woodpecker and other specialized species due to declining suitable habitats.
UNIQUE PHOTOS ⟩ A nature enthusiast encountered two rare predators in Harju County
A nature lover had a rare encounter with two lynxes while walking in the forests of Harju County, Estonia.
Several dozen dead animals found in Ķemeru National Park
Environmental inspectors discovered multiple dead animals in the Dunduri meadows of Ķemeru National Park, primarily older animals that had exceeded their biological age thresholds.
Bat, Wolf, Cormorant: Nature Conservation Law Knows No Hierarchy of Species
In Wiesbaden, a 300-meter tunnel is repurposed as a winter home for bats, highlighting the effectiveness and simplicity of nature conservation efforts.
Re:Check investigates: Will there really be a fee for walking in the forest or mushroom picking in Latvia
Social media misinformation has sparked outrage over a proposed fee for nature activities in Latvia, primarily for regulated events in protected areas, countering exaggerated claims about general fees for forest activities.
NATURE PHOTO ⟩ Curlew chicks set off on migration after the full moon night
Curlew chicks are beginning their migration in Estonia following the full moon.
On safari, but in Argentina: what are the '7 wild wonders' and what landscapes inhabit them
Argentina offers unique opportunities to observe wildlife, showcasing its own '7 wild wonders' in various stunning landscapes.
Jacutinga, extinct in the Atlantic Forest of ES, RJ, and BA, may return to nature with conservation project
A conservation project is underway to reintroduce the jacutinga bird to areas in Brazil where it has been extinct for decades.
„Verið að vaða áfram með æðibunugangi“
The chair of Landvernd criticizes the Minister of Environment's plans to expand the government's power to expropriate land for economically important projects, claiming this undermines nature conservation and landowner rights.
A century of care: Wildlife Trusts mark 100th birthday with woodland project
Norfolk Wildlife Trust celebrates its centenary by purchasing land to revive woodland and restore natural habitats.
‘Hoppers: Operation Beaver’ arrives in Ecuadorian theaters with an animated adventure that combines technology, humor, and nature
Disney and Pixar's animated film 'Hoppers: Operation Beaver' premieres in Ecuador, blending technology, humor, and nature in a story about environmental conservation.
‘It creates a sense of belonging’: Brazil bets on hiking trails for conservation
Brazil is developing a network of hiking trails, including the new Caminhos da Ibiapaba, to boost conservation efforts and local economies.
The owl will again be visible in the live broadcasts of the Latvian Nature Fund
The Latvian Nature Fund (LDF) has resumed live broadcasts of a Eurasian Eagle Owl nest after a six-year hiatus, providing viewers with a chance to observe the nighttime life of owls and other nocturnal animals.
After six years, the Eurasian Eagle-Owl returns to live birdwatching
The Eurasian Eagle-Owl, known for its distinctive tufted ears and large orange eyes, is making a comeback in Latvia after a six-year hiatus from live birdwatching.
"Animals are like forest spirits." The nature conservation motif in Māris M. Gailis's exhibition "Dolls and Pictures"
The article discusses the art exhibition of Māris M. Gailis, showcasing a collection of dolls inspired by Latvia's forest animals in human forms to emphasize the importance of nature conservation.
Environment and Nature: Nature Conservation Association Calls for Butterfly Sightings
The Nature Conservation Association LBV invites butterfly enthusiasts for spring observations of various species, including the Peacock and Lemon butterflies, as well as possibly the Admiral and Hummingbird hawkmoth.
The Oder as a Person? The State Council for Nature Conservation: "We Have a Different Legal Tradition"
The State Council for Nature Conservation in Poland expressed skepticism about the proposal to grant legal personhood to the Oder River, suggesting that implementing such a solution in Polish law would be challenging.
After more than three decades extinct in the wild, rare Hawaiian snails are returning to the forest in a historic reintroduction that crowns half a century of scientific research and environmental conservation
Rare Hawaiian snails, considered extinct for over three decades, have been successfully reintroduced into their natural habitat in Hawaii after extensive conservation efforts.
Dachau: Nature Conservationists Seek Amphibian Rescuers
Nature conservationists in Dachau are seeking volunteers to help protect migrating amphibians from being run over as they cross roads during their seasonal journey.
The golden frog, which was extinct due to a fungus, returns to nature
The golden frog, an endemic amphibian from Panama that has not been seen in the wild for almost two decades, has returned to nature following the release of captive-bred specimens.
End of meat under photographic hides? Scientists want a ban on baiting large predators
Poland's State Council for Nature Conservation proposes a legal ban on feeding predatory mammals and birds of prey to prevent the baiting of animals for photography.
Tourism is restricted in a river in Jalapão during the breeding period of a rare bird; understand
The Tocantins Nature Institute has imposed restrictions on tourism activities in the Rio Novo to protect the critically endangered diving duck species, Mergus octosetaceus, during its breeding season.
How solitary animals mate in nature: some 'seduce', while others travel great distances for a female
The article explores mating behaviors of solitary animals, highlighting that after a brief mating period, these species usually separate, with the female taking sole responsibility for offspring.
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.