Germany has more white storks than a century ago
For the current season, NABU expects more than 15,000 breeding pairs across the country. Continue Reading
Farmland birds continue to decline in Portugal
A new Common Bird Census report analyses 22 years of data and reveals worrying trends.Continue Reading
Curlew chicks returned to Fermanagh following wildfire rescue
Their nest was impacted by a major fire in Brookeborough, in Northern Ireland.Continue Reading
What can ancient Mesopotamians teach us about water?
The Louvre’s exhibition, Primeval Waters: Lessons from Mesopotamia, examines how one of the world’s first civilisations learned to harness water.Continue Reading
How worried are Europeans about climate change?
The European Commission has published its 2025 Eurobarometer survey.Continue Reading
AI helps detect methane emissions
UNEP’s International Methane Emissions Observatory is using AI to identify major methane emissions and rapidly notify governments and companies of opportunities to act. Continue Reading
Where does biodiversity matter most when climate extremes intensify?
With droughts and heatwaves becoming more frequent in many places, this question is central to climate adaptation and ecosystem management. Continue Reading
The Black Sea was dressed in turquoise
The turquoise colour is likely caused by coccolithophores, a type of phytoplankton covered with calcium carbonate plates that can give surface waters a milky-blue appearance. Continue Reading
Publishers and authors file a class-action lawsuit against Google
As explained in the complaint, Google illegally copied countless books and journal articles.Continue Reading
Trump administration ends protections for endangered wildlife habitat
The decision will leave imperilled species at even greater risk of going extinct.Continue Reading