Webinar: Forest Management in the Carpathians
Have you ever wondered about how forestry practices in the Carpathians evolved over time? Or how historic unsustainable practices have
Continue readingHave you ever wondered about how forestry practices in the Carpathians evolved over time? Or how historic unsustainable practices have
Continue readingThe pandemic has opened the door to a new way of knowledge and information exchange. Online meetings, conferences, virtual tours,
Continue reading“Until now we have been destroying our planet, abusing it as if we had a spare one.” Such an attitude,
Continue readingOn the 2nd of February every year, World Wetlands Day takes place, offering us a chance to appreciate the contribution
Continue readingBillions of dollars are still going into industries destroying the climate. Investors and banks have long relied on the polluting
Continue readingToday is International Mountain Day, making it a great reason to highlight one of the largest mountain ranges in Europe:
Continue readingRoads are a tool of human dispersal that have allowed us to utilize land that otherwise would have been difficult
Continue readingOur entire economy is driven by the greatest cause of global warming: the fossil fuel industry. Any diplomatic attempt or
Continue readingOvershadowed by Covid-19, 2020 was yet another year of heat records. The most northern point of Europe, Svalbard, hit a
Continue readingFailure to achieve any of the Aichi Biodiveristy Targets has made the upcoming COP 15 CBD talks of urgent importance.
Continue readingLast week, the European Union Parliament voted for an ambitious increase of the percentage of greenhouse gas emissions to be
Continue readingScience Advances has recently published an article outlining the importance of saving nature to combat climate change, contributing to the
Continue readingRecent research highlights a potential tipping point for forest environments and their biodiversity. Nitrogen accumulation is threatening to change the
Continue readingFlashback: Greta Thunberg first striked for the climate in August 2018. The movement “Fridays for Future” gained momentum throughout 2019.
Continue readingMany countries around Europe, especially Central Europe, sound the alarm. Ground water levels and soil moisture are on a historic
Continue readingIn the next eighty years, about 40 billion tons of carbon dioxide could be released into the atmosphere if the
Continue readingRecently, we reported about the planned enlargement of two ski resorts in the Apennines. The project earned massive criticism because
Continue readingThe Covid-19 outbreak laid many problems of this world bare. On one hand, it showed how much humans pressure wildlife
Continue readingA new paper published in Science recently by McDowell et al. showed how the forests are becoming younger and shorter,
Continue readingFor many, Covid-19 is the biggest crisis they have ever experienced. A lot has changed within the last few months.What
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