A Surprising Factor More Important Than Winter Supplementary Feeding for Birds
A study shows that while winter supplementary feeding aids in bird survival and reproduction, environmental conditions and traditional lifestyles have a more significant impact on bird populations.
Daily Summary #1876: Justice in MG acquitted 41 defendants for vulnerable rape in 4 years; Heavy rain returns to the Zona da Mata in Minas Gerais; Iran and the USA have a decisive meeting regarding the nuclear agreement
A summary covering judicial acquittals, severe weather conditions, and international diplomatic negotiations.
If a bee hovers around your house, it's not a bad sign: what it announces according to Feng Shui and why it is considered a good omen
The article discusses the positive symbolism of bees in Feng Shui, highlighting their ecological importance and the alarming decline in bee populations.
Why gophers are the root of a turf war between Ottawa and the Prairies
Alberta and Saskatchewan's premiers are urging the federal government to lift the ban on strychnine due to rising gopher populations posing significant threats to agriculture.
A Diverse Winter Landscape is More Important to Birds than Winter Supplemental Feeding
A recent study indicates that environmental conditions and traditional lifestyles in rural East Poland significantly influence local bird populations more than supplemental winter feeding.
Daily Summary #1875: Moraes and Zanin vote to convict the Brazão brothers in the Marielle case; Federal Police conducts operation against the diversion of parliamentary amendments; Ocean warming causes fish population decline, says study
Moraes and Zanin voted to convict the Brazão brothers for their role in the assassination of Marielle Franco and Anderson Gomes, while other news includes a Federal Police operation against corruption and findings on ocean warming's effect on fish populations.
Ocean warming causes a 20% decrease in fish populations, study shows
A new study reveals that ocean warming is leading to a nearly 20% annual decrease in fish biomass worldwide.
Study finds eating one food type could help you live to 100
A study of over 5,000 elderly adults suggests that a specific food type can significantly contribute to longevity and improved health in older populations.
As domestic violence soars, feminist groups step up to provide safety net in wartorn Ukraine
In Ukraine, rising domestic violence amid the ongoing war has prompted feminist groups to strengthen their support systems for vulnerable populations.
Fagersta Finnish Association Grows – While Others Lose Members
The Fagersta Finnish Association is experiencing growth in membership while other Finnish associations in Sweden report declines due to aging populations and a lack of engagement from younger members.
Public Defender offers free services this Wednesday (25) in DF
The Public Defender of the Federal District (DF) in Brazil is providing free services for vulnerable individuals in Brasília on Wednesday, from 8 am to 2 pm.
Can you stay in this position for a minute? A good result indicates an important ability
A Finnish researcher emphasizes the importance of balance training for aging populations to maintain independence and reduce fall risks.
Koala numbers are stabilizing in Brisbane's bayside, but advocates remain wary
Koala populations in Brisbane's bayside appear to have stabilized, but conservationists express concerns about their long-term survival due to habitat loss.
Another Shadow of War: 'Gender Violence'... The Feminist Movement Emerges as a Shelter
The article discusses the emergence of gender-based violence in Ukraine amidst the war and the response of feminist NGOs to support vulnerable populations.
HI: Still critically low sand eel
The Norwegian Institute of Marine Research advises against sand eel fishing starting in 2026 due to critically low populations.
Brazil faces childhood obesity and growth deficits among indigenous people, says study
A study reveals a troubling dual nutritional challenge in Brazil, highlighting rising childhood obesity rates alongside persistent growth deficiencies in vulnerable groups, particularly among indigenous children.
DRC: Violent clashes reported between the army and Twirwaneho fighters in South Kivu
Violent clashes between Congolese armed forces and Twirwaneho fighters, allied with the AFC/M23, have escalated in South Kivu, resulting in significant displacement among local populations.
Old Trees Are Missing in the Landscape. Birds Have No Place to Nest
The article discusses the loss of old trees in the Czech landscape and its negative impact on local bird populations.
Piracicaba sent more people in vulnerable situations than it received from neighboring cities
Piracicaba provided more bus passes for vulnerable individuals to depart for neighboring cities than it received from them, amid allegations of misuse of public assistance resources.
Urgently calling thousands of rat hunters for this place in Hawaii
Hawaii faces an urgent conservation crisis due to invasive rat populations that threaten native bird species.
Booster Vaccines Against COVID-19. Scientists Checked Their Effectiveness
A study by researchers from the University of Bristol and the University of Oxford evaluated the effectiveness of COVID-19 booster vaccines, revealing their significant impacts on older populations.
Where to get free food in Chicago during the week of February 23 to 28, 2026
Various organizations in Chicago will provide free food to support vulnerable individuals during the last week of February 2026.
Mound believed to shed light on the lives of indigenous peoples of Central and South America
An archaeological mound in Iceland is being closely studied to gain insights into the lives of indigenous populations in the Americas.
The United States uses 2,000 rats to kill an invasive snake that destroys birds and causes damage
The U.S. is employing 2,000 rats as bait to control the brown tree snake in Guam, a controversial method to combat the invasive predator responsible for decimating native bird populations.
Hundreds of pikes froze to death in Lidingö
A combination of low water levels in the Baltic Sea, thick ice, and oxygen deficiency has caused mass deaths of pikes and other fish in Ekholmsnässjön on Lidingö, Stockholm, which could affect fish populations for years.
South Africa: Small-Scale Fishers Warn of Declining Catches, Big Policy Gaps
Small-scale fishers in South Africa are experiencing declining catches and policy gaps as they report changes in fish populations and quotas that do not reflect their realities.
Cockroach numbers surge in Adelaide during warm, humid weather
Cockroach populations in Adelaide are increasing due to warm and humid conditions, with the potential for more infestations as the weather continues to warm.
The decline of turtle populations raises alarms in Doñana: 'We are close to witnessing their total extinction'
A new study reveals alarming declines in the native turtle populations of Doñana National Park, indicating a serious risk of local extinction.
UN Report: Massacre in Sudan Exhibits Signs of Genocide
A UN report reveals evidence of genocide in Sudan targeting non-Arab populations, attributed to the actions of the Rapid Support Forces (RSF).
Parents are warned after children are caught begging for money in a supermarket in Custódio Pereira, Uberlândia
In Uberlândia, Brazil, four children were found begging for money in a supermarket, leading to interventions from child welfare authorities.
Civil War: Commission: Violence in Sudan Indicates Genocide
An international commission suggests that the violence perpetrated by the Rapid Support Forces in Sudan indicates potential genocide based on systematic targeting of non-Arab populations.
WA aged care residents to get free RSV vaccine after worst ever flu season
Western Australians aged 65 and older living in residential aged care will receive free RSV vaccinations following a severe flu season, with the program expected to significantly improve health outcomes for vulnerable populations.
Florida execs sentenced in $233M Obamacare fraud that targeted homeless, hurricane victims
Two Florida executives were sentenced to 20 years in prison for leading a $233 million fraud scheme exploiting vulnerable populations under the Affordable Care Act.
As a result of hypothermia, 13 people have died this year
In Estonia, 13 people have died from hypothermia this year, highlighting the dangers posed to vulnerable populations during extreme cold weather.
A disease transmissible to dogs is spreading among wild boars. It is deadly for them.
A serious disease that can be transmitted to dogs is reported to be spreading among wild boars in Czechia, posing a threat to domestic dog populations.
China and South Korea find a new shared bond: their rapidly ageing societies
China and South Korea are increasingly collaborating to address the challenges posed by their rapidly ageing populations and declining birth rates.
Eastern DRC: the EU announces humanitarian aid of more than 81 million euros for victims of the conflict
The EU has pledged 81.2 million euros in humanitarian aid for victims of the ongoing conflict in Eastern Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC).
Bird flu spreads in Antarctica
Chilean researchers are raising alarms about a highly dangerous variant of bird flu in Antarctica that could decimate local bird populations.
Part of nesting birds dependent on this year's habitat – tree cavities
Ornithologist Janis Kuzes highlights the seasonal changes in bird occupants of tree cavities and emphasizes the impact of habitat loss on bird populations.
Strengthening the DECE
The DECE (Department of Student Counseling) in Ecuador is essential for providing holistic support to students facing complex personal challenges, yet it suffers from inadequate resources and institutional support.
Starting from July, the state will compensate for the pharmacist service fee for the cheapest prescription medications
Starting from July, the Latvian state will provide compensation for pharmacist service fees for certain prescription medications to increase accessibility for vulnerable populations.
Cold health alert issued with snow forecast for parts of UK
A cold health alert has been issued for parts of the UK, coinciding with a forecast for snow and warnings for vulnerable populations.
Conflict Between Elephants and Humans Escalates – Thailand Has Launched a Unique Vaccination Program
Thailand has initiated a vaccination program for wild elephants to curb human-elephant conflicts fueled by encroaching human populations.
How Fascism and Sexuality Are Connected
The article discusses psychologist Wilhelm Reich's perspective on the connection between fascism and the sexual repression of populations in Europe during the rise of fascist leaders.
The new express bad weather, the dust that suffocated Athens, and the May temperatures
Athens faced suffocating African dust on February 15, with health experts warning vulnerable populations to take precautions as high temperatures approached 30°C in Crete.
See five steps to control high blood pressure
The article discusses steps adults can take to manage high blood pressure, highlighting its risks and the growing prevalence among younger populations.
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.
Sweden conducts mass evacuation drills
Sweden is preparing to organize mass evacuation drills for the first time in decades, focusing on the evacuation of large civilian populations in wartime situations.
[Exclusive] There are 659 mountain goats living in our country's national parks
A recent survey has found that there are 659 mountain goats in South Korea's national parks, with conservation efforts in place to maintain viable populations.
Africa's 'First Genocide of the 20th Century': Resentment Towards Germany Continues
The article discusses ongoing feelings of resentment in Africa, particularly in Namibia, towards Germany for its historical role in the early 20th-century genocide against indigenous populations.