Nature’s Shield at Risk
Protective forests in mountain areas safeguard the environment and infrastructure from avalanches, landslides, wind, and fires. Today, however, they face
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Biodiversity
Species Extinction in Past
Species extinctions have accompanied life on Earth for hundreds of millions of years and shaped prehistoric wilderness long before the
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Hunters and Pastoralists in Prehistoric Wilderness
Hunters and herders represent a crucial transition between the world of wild nature and the rise of civilization. It was
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International Maritime Day
Each year, on the last Thursday of September, the world commemorates International Maritime Day. In 2025, it will fall on
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Zero Emission Day Matters
Zero Emission Day is a day that changes our thinking about energy. In today’s world, where the climate crisis affects
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Climate change fuels devastating locust outbreaks
Since early 2020, East Africa has been grappling with what experts describe as the worst desert locust outbreak in decades.
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The Transition from a Nomadic Way to Agriculture Way of Life
The transition from a nomadic to agriculture way of life in Europe was not a sudden revolutionary change. It was
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Amazing animals that live in extreme environments
From the crushing cold of Antarctica to the scalding heat of desert sands and the crushing pressures of the deep
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Bringing back endangered species
In a world where biodiversity is rapidly declining, a growing body of evidence is proving one thing beyond doubt: conservation
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Owl Awareness Day
This post is written by Lika Kvizhashvili. Every year on August 4th, nature lovers, conservationists, and bird enthusiasts come together
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The sea creature that refuses to die
In the vast, mysterious depths of the ocean, there lives a creature that seems to defy one of life’s most
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Blue, the phantom colour of the natural world
Blue is everywhere—hovering above us in the sky, stretching across the oceans, and permeating the symbols of royalty, peace, and
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Can octopuses survive a warming world?
As climate change rapidly warms the oceans, scientists are racing to understand how marine life is coping—especially the octopus. These
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The global decline of insects
Across the globe, a quiet catastrophe is unfolding. Insect populations—critical cogs in the wheel of ecosystems—are vanishing at an alarming
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How Naked Mole-Rats defy aging: Unlocking the secrets of longevity
Naked mole-rats, small and strange-looking creatures native to East Africa, have long fascinated scientists due to their remarkable resistance to
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How pollution affects animal evolution
In today’s rapidly changing world, pollution is one of the most significant threats to wildlife. Unlike any other species on
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The strange and sinister world of parasitic plants
In the world of plants, most rely on the process of photosynthesis to produce their food. However, some plants have
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When Time Is Set by Nature
In agriculture, it is not the person who sets the deadlines – it is nature. When the time comes to
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International Lynx Day
Every year, on June 11th, the world celebrates International Lynx Day—a day dedicated to honoring one of Europe’s most captivating
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Butterflies and the State of Nature in Austria
Butterflies are not just beautiful ornaments in the landscape – they are also sensitive bioindicators of environmental change. In Austria,
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