Nature
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Climatologist: Until 2050 the course is set, but we can influence what happens after that
Temperature swings, heavy storms and flash floods have become a regular feature of the Czech summer.
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Fish get addicted to meth through contaminated water, shows Czech study
Freshwater fish are in danger of becoming addicted to methamphetamine, Czech scientists have warned in a study published in the Journal of Experimental Biology.
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Tornado hits southern Moravia, leaving death and devastation in its path
A tornado, thunderstorms and hail struck villages in southern Moravia on Thursday, claiming at least five lives, seriously injuring scores of people, and razing buildings.
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PM Boris Johnson awards Czech-British couple for cleaning Cornish coastline
Czech Monika Hertlová and her partner Steve Green from the NGO Clean Ocean Sailing have been awarded by PM Boris Johnson for cleaning Cornwall’s coastline.
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Exhibition traces Czech contribution to finding Amazon River source
“Amazonka”, a new exhibition at Prague’s Karolinum, tells the story of how Czech scientists made significant breakthroughs in tracing the sources of the Amazon River.
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New survey looks into how Czechs contribute to carbon emissions
How do Czechs contribute to carbon emissions? And how would different social groups be affected by measures adopted against climate change, such as climate taxes?
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New project maps landscape changes by using old paintings
Scientists from Brno have been working on a unique project, mapping the changes of our landscape over the past century.
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When all frogs are princes: Czech hybrids (with no females) resort to ‘sexual parasitism’, cloning
In the Odra River Basin, all Green Jumper frogs are male. Czech scientists have discovered they survive via sexual parasitism, cloning – and having two types of sperm.
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New study highlights declining elk numbers in Czechia
After years of a slow but gradual increase, the population of elks in the Czech Republic has started to decline, according to a new study, carried out by Czech scientists.
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The (Green) Battle of Austerlitz – Czech builder embraces plant, animal ‘enemies’
The family-owned construction firm LIKO-S in Moravia has embraced stricter environmental rules by carving out a niche selling “green” façades and roofs.
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Czech scientists use fish scales to monitor water quality
Czech researchers have become the first in the world to use fish scale samples to map the changing quality of water.
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Czech zoos facing existential problems despite enthusiastic public support
Czech zoos have been hit particularly hard by the coronavirus restrictions, leaving them without visitors and unable to pay for upkeep.
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