Nature
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Jackal comes out of hiding near Prague
A photographer has for the first time taken a photo of a golden jackal on Czech soil. What’s more, the picture has been taken just outside the Czech capital. According to…
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Troops give way to tourists in nature park
A former Red Army military training ground in Ralsko in North Bohemia has been declared the Czech Republic's largest geopark. The area, which has been left largely intact…
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Baby gorilla makes surprise appearance at Prague Zoo
Prague Zoo is celebrating the unexpected appearance of a baby gorilla, born to 40-year-old female Shinda who for long years was unable to have young. Overnight Shinda and…
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Water saving grants take shape at environment ministry
A new programme of grants to encourage local councils and individuals to save water is being pieced together by the Ministry of Environment with an eye towards the…
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Czech scientists breed “better carp”
Scientists from the Faculty of Fisheries and Water Protection at the University of South Bohemia have successfully bred a new breed of carp – the most common fish in Czech…
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Prague Zoo celebrates birth of first ‘100% Prague-bred’ elephant
Prague Zoo has reason to celebrate, the birth in the early hours of Tuesday of its latest addition: a new baby Indian elephant. It is the first time in the zoo’s long…
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Czech nature initiative puts down roots in foreign soil
A thousand-year-old lime tree from a small village of Tatobity in north Bohemia is representing the Czech Republic in the annual European Tree of the Year competition. The…
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Group of Czech lawmakers calls for ban of fur farms
Twenty lawmakers from across the political spectrum are backing a proposal to ban fur farms in the Czech Republic. The draft bill envisages a ban on the setting up of new…
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Czech research team measures record high temperature in the Antarctic
Scientists from Brno’s Masaryk University, back from James Ross Island, have revealed their automated weather station registered a record temperature of 17.8 degrees…
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Brdy readies for opening as nature reserve
On January 1st, the Brdy military training area, a vast more than 35,000 hectare stretch of land between Prague and Plzeň, is to formally become a nature reserve after…
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Wild animals contribute to conservation at former military base
The former military base in Milovice, northeast of Prague, is gradually being turned into a patch of wilderness. A herd of 14 wild horses from Britain’s Exmoor National…
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Czech Republic looking comfortable with current EU climate change goals
The Paris Climate Change Conference is now in full swing with the flagship speeches of national leaders gradually giving way to the hard nitty gritty of detailed…
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