Nature
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Trout return to previously acidic Šumava lake
The Laka lake in the Šumava mountain range was severely damaged by acid rain. Now the quality of the water is improving again and trout have been detected in the lake.
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Czech scientists create red list of endangered biotopes
More than half of the Czech Republic’s biotopes are endangered, including peat bogs, marshlands and fens, Czech scientists have found.
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U Lidmanů apple tree, a prized source of strudel, named Czech ‚Tree of the Year‘
For the first time ever, the coveted Czech ‘Tree of the Year’ title has gone to one bearing fruit: an apple tree in a village inn courtyard near the Polish border.
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East of Czech Republic at serious risk from floods
Much of the eastern part of the Czech Republic is currently being threatened by floods.
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Study reveals Czechs waste far more food than they think
A study by scientists from Brno’s Mendel University has revealed that Czechs waste far more food than previously thought.
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Wonders of Czechia
Koněprusy Caves – home to stalactites, bats and counterfeiters
The Koněprusy Caves are the largest in Bohemia, and replete with striking stalagmites, stalactites, domed chambers, mineral curtains and other unique attractions.
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Illegally dumped waste leaves 40-km stretch of Bečva River effectively “dead”
The river Bečva, in Moravia, was contaminated by cyanide several days ago in what has been decribed as the worst environmental disaster in over a decade.
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Wonders of Czechia
Podyjí – the best preserved river valley in the Czech Republic
The Podyjí National Park in Moravia offers beautiful views of the meanders of the river Dyje as well as unique animals and plants.
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Joint Czech-Slovak project seeks to understand return of wildcats
The wildcat was thought to have disappeared from the Czech lands. However, it has been spotted again in recent years on the Czech-Slovak border.
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Former mine in North Bohemia filled to create country’s largest pit lake
A new water reservoir created by filling a former brown coal mine has officially opened in North Bohemia, near the town of Most.
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New research shows world’s deepest cave in Moravia is even deeper
A team of geologists from the Czech Academy of Sciences say the world’s deepest cave – Hranice Abyss in Moravia – is twice as deep as previously measured.
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Wonders of Czechia
Milešovka – Bohemia’s “Thunder mountain”
The Queen of the central Bohemian mountains, which the Germans call Donnersberg – “Thunder Mountain” – the stormiest site in the Czech Republic, offers stunning views.
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