Nature
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Europe cannot reduce emissions alone, says head of Czech COP29 delegation
Organizers of COP29 have not shown great optimism. The atmosphere has not been helped by the re-election of Donald Trump, leaving climate agreements hanging in the balance.
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Into the Depths of the Mushroom: Prague exhibition showcases house made of mycelium
An exhibition exploring the fascinating world of mushrooms is currently on display at the National Technical Library in Prague.
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Off the beaten track: EPU app combats overtourism with alternative routes
EPU, an app created by the Czech software companies Gatyer and Algodos, aims to offer tourists alternative paths to follow and places to visit.
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Ornithologists and dancers unite to protect Prague’s birds
A campaign simply called ‘Bird Traps’ (Pasti na ptáky) has been launched to raise public awareness and improve the protection of Prague’s birdlife.
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Šumava National Park permits controlled shooting of wolves within its territory
Šumava National Park, in the southwest of Bohemia, will now allow the restricted shooting of its wolf population by authorised individuals.
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Plzeň Zoo hopes for global sensation as its giant tortoise lays eggs
The Plzeň Zoo has revealed that one of its rare Aldabra giant tortoises laid 31 eggs earlier this month.
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Horrific footage reveals animal abuse on Czech farms
The animal rights group 'We do not eat animals' has released shocking footage of abuse on twelve Czech cattle farms, showing employees beating and kicking animals.
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Czech scientists develop probe to help fight bark beetle infestation
After years of problems fighting bark beetle infestation, Czech scientists have developed a probe that detects infested trees accurately and at an early stage,
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St. Wenceslas Vineyard on the slopes of Prague Castle: a place to relax and sample good wine
Most of the Czech Republic's vineyards are located in Moravia-Silesia, but the oldest and most famous vineyard lies in Prague on the sothern slopes of Prague Castle.
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People in Need steps up efforts to bring support to flood-hit regions in Czechia
This year’s floods are the second-largest natural disaster in Czechia’s modern history, with only the August 2002 floods causing more damage.
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Human activity partly to blame for floods in Czechia, says international study
A new study, carried out by an international team of scientists, shows that the devastating floods that hit Czechia were made much worse by man-made climate change.
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Czech Red Cross on the ground in areas most affected by record floods
The northern parts of Moravia and Silesia are the most affected by recent flooding in Czechia, particularly the Moravian-Silesian and Olomouc regions.
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