Nature
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Anniversary of the Week
November 1888: Whale skeleton goes on show in Prague
Some 135 years ago, on November 28, 1888, the 22-metre skeleton of a fin whale went on show in Prague, the first chance the city’s citizens had to experience such a sight.
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New deposit return system on drinks bottles faces opposition from local councils
Czechia will be introducing a deposit return system on plastic bottles and cans from 2025. But not everyone likes the idea.
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Prague Zoo’s biggest Diwali celebration underway this weekend
Prague Zoo celebrates Diwali annually, highlighting the animals native to India in their care. Filip Mašek told me more about what’s in store this weekend.
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Czechs helping to protect lions at Mkomazi National Park in Tanzania
A group of Czech specialists are tracking the movement of lions in Tanzania. I spoke with Michal Šťastný from Dvůr Králové Safari Park about the initiative.
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Enough rubbish: Prague waste prevention conference tackles growing global waste problem
RPI went along to the Waste Prevention 2023 conference that took place in Prague to find out what Czech companies are doing to reduce their environmental impact.
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Koněprusy Caves first in Europe to have 3D digital map
The Koněprusy Caves, the largest known cave system in Bohemia, are the first in Europe to have a digital map. It was created by a team of scientists using 3D scanning.
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EC President Von der Leyen praises Czech contribution to Fit for 55
The President of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen, addressed Czech entrepreneurs and business owners at a Green Deal summit in Prague on Tuesday.
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Kateřina Sam on the disappearance of birds and insects and their crucial role in the eco-system
Entomologist Kateřina Sam has been mapping the interdependence of birds and insects and how their disappearance may affect the whole eco-system.
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Rising temperatures affecting South Bohemia's traditional fishing industry
Traditional fishing has taken place in the waterways around Třeboň for over a thousand years. But this centuries-old tradition could be under threat from climate change.
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New mammal species discovered in Czechia
Scientists in Czechia have discovered a new species of mammal. The greater white-toothed shrew migrated to the country from North Africa.
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Growing concern over encroaching tree line in Krkonoše Mountains
The Krkonoše Mountains are a beloved spot in Czechia, but recently, they have become the focal point of growing concern as Dr. Jan Tumajer, explained to us.
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Authorities will not curb Czechs’ passion for mushroom hunting
Czechs harvested nearly 39,000 tonnes of forest fruits worth almost eight billion crowns last year, and six out of ten Czechs visited the forest at least once a month.
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