Environmental News of the Month: May
A regenerative superpower against marine oil spills, Nature becomes a musician on Spotify and how volunteers improved water quality by planting one million mosses!
Bumblebees and why they’re vital to our survival
Save the bumblebees! Sounds a bit funny, doesn’t it? Shouldn’t it be ‘save the bees’? Well, bumblebees are even more important than bees when it comes to pollination, ecosystem health, and the stability of our food system. Find out why.
Environmental News of the Month: April
Citizen science in Germany, community seed banks in Brazil and a whale thought to be extinct in the North Atlantic ocean – here are our environmental news of the month!
Wolf Protection in the EU: All you need to know about the current debate!
The EU is deciding on whether wolves can be hunted in Europe again – a huge setback for the protection of the predator. Here’s all you need to know.
Grazers in the sun: our first rewilding workshop
This weekend, we discussed rewilding and large grazers’ impact on ecosystems before going to the field and exploring how they shape landscapes!
Exploring the World of Invasive Species: Insights from invasive species experts Hélia Marchante and Elizabete Marchante
Managing invasive species is vital in rewilding because they threaten native biodiversity and ecosystems. To gain deeper insights into invasive species, their challenges, and management strategies, we’ve interviewed Hélia Marchante and Elizabete Marchante from Invasoras.pt.
Environmental News of the Month: February
The EU Parliament adopts Nature Restoration Law, energy co-ops in Greece and how swamp cities can replace concrete jungles!
Environmental News of the Month: January 2024
The EU battles greenwashing, a mole re-appears after over 80 years of “extinction” and repair and second hand are on the rise – find out all the details here!
Complex systems: How ants reveal the interactive complexity in our environment
In our environment, things are often intertwined in an almost inexplicable way. But the science of complex system gets closer to how even small changes can have enormous effects.
