Nature
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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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Šumava – boasting national park status for three decades
The Šumava Protected Landscape Area was declared a national park 30 years ago, in March 1991.
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Study: Recent droughts and heatwaves most severe in more than 2,000 years
The series of severe droughts and heatwaves that hit central Europe in recent years have been the most severe in the past two millennia. a new study suggest.
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South Bohemia faces growing wave of illegal moldavite miners
Police in South Bohemia are increasingly struggling with illegal miners of moldavites, bottle-green gemstones found almost exclusively on the territory of Czechia.
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The Adršpach-Teplice rock town
The Adršpach-Teplice rock town, located in the northeast of the Czech Republic, is one of the most popular excursion sites in the country.
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Scientists in Šumava monitor wild wolf using telemetric collar
Scientists in the Šumava national park have started monitoring a wild wolf using a special telemetric collar.
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Říp – Mythical mountain of the Czechs
Říp is an important place in Czech mythology and history; according to legend its views led Forefather Czech (praotec Čech) to settle in the region in ancient times.
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Fruit trees, part of landscape for centuries, now returning to Krkonoše
The administration of the Krkonoše National Park has been reviving fruit orchards and alleys at the foothills of the country’s highest mountains.
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Czechs breathe cleanest air in years, suggest a report
According to an annual report issued by the Czech Hydro-Meteorological Institute, the Czech Republic had the cleanest air in the past eleven years in 2019.
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Thousands of Europeans support Save Bees and Farmers campaign
With the alarming decline in insect populations thousands of people are coming together from across the European Union to call for a bee-friendly agriculture.
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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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