Wilderness in Antarctica: How an International Treaty Protects the Last Great Frontier
Antarctica Day may have passed, but it’s not too late to test your knowledge about this unique continent. How much
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Finding Amphibians for Fun
Exploring the world of amphibians can be a fun and exciting adventure for nature enthusiasts of all ages. These fascinating
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Golden Jackals in Europe
Golden Jackals in Europe: A Rapid Expansion and Its Impact on Local Ecosystems Introduction The golden jackal has been making
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Safeguarding the Southern Ocean
Safeguarding the Southern OceanGlobal Efforts to Protect One of Earth’s Last Wild Frontiers The Southern Ocean is one of the
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Protecting Small-Scale Fisheries for a Sustainable Future
Small-scale fisheries (SSF) are essential for global food security and sustainable development. They provide livelihoods for millions, especially in coastal
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How Did Sharks Become Hollywood’s Ultimate Villain?
For millions of years, sharks have ruled the oceans, keeping marine life in balance. But in just a few decades,
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The Debate on Zoos: Conservation Heroes or Animal Prisons?
Zoos have always been a subject of both interest and debate. For some, they play a crucial role in conserving
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Northern Bald Ibis Reintroduction
Northern Bald Ibis Reintroduction A Conservation Success Story Spanning Europe The Northern Bald Ibis (Geronticus eremita) is an iconic bird
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A Marine Conservation Milestone: The Azores’ Global Impact
The Azores has just taken a groundbreaking step in ocean conservation. With the establishment of the largest Marine Protected Area
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Microplastics – Threat to the environment and our health
The impact of microplastics on the environment and human health is both alarming and complex. This is affecting marine life
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Habitat of Apollo butterfly
The Apollo butterfly typically inhabits alpine and subalpine meadows and grasslands. These butterflies are found in mountainous regions across Europe.
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Amphibians deserve our love
Amphibians frequently receive less attention than they deserve, though they are worthy of our admiration. Although frogs and toads may
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The return of the wolf in France
The return of the wolf in France marks a significant ecological event, as wolves gradually reappear after being eradicated by
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Capercaillie and natural disturbances
The Capercaillie needs natural disturbances. Processes such as wildfires, storms, and insect outbreaks are vital components of forest ecosystem dynamics,
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International Lynx Day
International Lynx Day, observed on June 11th, celebrates and raises awareness about the conservation of lynxes worldwide. These elusive wild
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International Day for biological diversity
International Day for Biological Diversity is celebrated annually on May 22nd to raise awareness about the importance of biodiversity for
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People love the butterflies
People love butterflies for their enchanting beauty and gentle grace. With vibrant hues and delicate wings, they symbolize transformation and
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Öbb goes glyphosate-free: a win for Apollo!
What is glyphosate? Glyphosate is the active ingredient used in herbicides. It is used for example in Roundup, from which
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Parnassius apollo outside of Europe
The Parnassius apollo, commonly known as the Apollo butterfly, is predominantly found in Europe, particularly in mountainous regions. In the
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The European Green Toad
The European green toad (Bufotes viridis) belongs to the class of amphibians; amphibians are the most endangered animal class, not
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