Nature
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Slow Radio brings nature to city-dwellers
The singing of birds, the croaking of frogs or the sound of animals moving in the undergrowth – these are just some of the sounds you can hear if you tune in to Slow Radio…
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Survival of the fittest: Can newcomer Brno best Prague in global City Nature Challenge?
The City Nature Challenge – an annual, global community science competition to document urban biodiversity through amateur photography and the iNaturalist mobile app –…
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Prague Zoo announces birth of elephant calf
Amid the doom and gloom of the coronavirus epidemic, Prague Zoo has announced a piece of good news: the birth of an elephant calf. The zoo closed its doors to visitors ten…
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‘Guardian of the Flooded Village’: centuries-old Czech pine voted European Tree of the Year
A lonely 350-year-old Czech tree of the Scots pine variety – defiantly rooted on the rocky headland of a dam overlooking a village flooded in the 1950s to build it – has…
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Windstorm Sabine causes extensive damage to forests and property
The damage wrought by windstorm Sabine which swept through the Czech Republic at the start of the week with a force of 180 kilometers per hour in places are expected to…
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Climate experts: white winters in Czechia to become increasingly rare
Ski resorts around the Czech Republic are witnessing one of the worst snow seasons on record, and according to long-term predictions by Czech climate experts, we can…
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Czech and international experts looking to surrogacy to save virtually extinct northern white rhino
Officials from Dvůr Králové zoo and other international organisations have announced fresh progress in efforts to save the northern white rhino, of which only two remain…
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Czechs show solidarity as bushfires continue to ravage Australia
As bushfires continue to ravage large swathes of Australia, people across the world are donating money to help in the relief efforts. This is also the case in the Czech…
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“Invasions are just part of the global biodiversity problem,” says leading botanist Petr Pyšek
Raccoon dog, crayfish plague or the giant hogweed - these are just some of the hundreds of invasive animal and plant species that have been intensively spreading in the…
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Second bird census now taking place in Czechia: “We would never be able to collect so much data in…
The second ever public bird census got underway in the Czech Republic on Friday. The citizen science project invites people to observe birds alighting on the feeders in…
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Czech speleologists helping to harness tourist potential of breath-taking caves in Georgia
Georgia has many natural wonders and caves are one of the country’s as yet largely undiscovered attractions. The Georgian authorities are keen to make these karst areas…
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Tasmanian devils to star in Prague Zoo’s new Darwin Crater
The Prague Zoo has gone a long way since being hit by severe floods in 2002 and has become one of the best zoos in the world, according to some international rankings. Its…
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