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Bees are generally more associated with flowering meadows than with dense forests. The forest, however, is considered their original habitat.
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Bees are generally more associated with flowering meadows than with dense forests. The forest, however, is considered their original habitat.
Continue readingAlmost all of us are familiar with monarch butterflies, which attract attention with their bold orange wings. But why are
Continue readingDiscovery of a discovery In North Otago, on New Zealand’s South Island, between 2016 and 2017, Alan Tennyson from the
Continue readingAccording to a report by the UN, the ozone layer is slowly but surely recovering. In 1985, scientists first discovered
Continue readingAsturias, a small region in Spain, brings together the largest concentration of blowholes in Europe. But before we get more
Continue readingALFAwetlands HORIZON project, supported by the European Union, is focusing on the various kind of peatlands, wetlands and floodplains across the
Continue readingGrasslands are biodiverse landscapes which have unfortunately declined in Europe due to intensification of agriculture. Farmland birds especially thrive in
Continue readingUsing social media can sometimes seem like shutting yourself off from the outside world. But what if it could have
Continue readingA sorrow that probably every domestic cat owner knows: once again, cat Lilli or tomcat Mau has brought a living
Continue readingThe line between natural and human landscapes is becoming more blurred in Europe. As a result, we can expect people
Continue readingThe carbon emissions caused by our high energy consumption aren’t only harmful to ecosystems, but also impact human societies on
Continue readingMay 14th is World Migratory Bird Day, and this year’s theme will focus on light pollution. Migratory birds have evolved
Continue readingChinese giant salamanders (Andrias sp.) are extraordinary creatures which are sadly at risk of extinction. However, the recent discovery of
Continue readingThe European wildcat is classified as “Least Concern” by the IUCN, but populations are declining and it is in Annex
Continue readingCountries make their plans on how to live without Russian gas and oil. Facing incredible changes in the geopolitics playground,
Continue readingEverything makes sense in the life cycle of the world’s oceans: dead mussels, dead plant remains, even faeces. Whale excrements
Continue readingSatellite imagery has previously estimated that 20-40% of the Earth’s surface is still in relatively good condition and has not
Continue readingThe full impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on the environment will take years to understand. British scientists investigated the effects
Continue readingOn 6 February 2020, the World Meteorological Organization (WMO) recognized a new high temperature record for the Antarctic continent: 18.3°C,
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