Par Laurent REBOURS Published on 22 Nov 23 at 7:14 See my news Follow Chartres News As part of Tree Week, organized from November 20 to 25, 2023 by the association TREES 28 and environmentthe City of Chartres (Eure-et-Loir) decided to participate in the event through several public plantations and entertainment. Maria Jebli-Chedeville, deputy mayor … Read more
Omrop FryslanOne of the rabbits released on Vlieland In association with Omrop Fryslân NOS Nieuws•vandaag, 11:00 Rabbits were released on Vlieland this weekend for the second time this year. This is necessary to restore the population on the island. Vlieland only had about fifty rabbits and that is not good for biodiversity. The rabbits have … Read more
Giving birth to diverse forests to germinate life is the path taken by Baptiste Trény for almost three years. A quest for this former Maif executive who, to the comfort of an office between four walls, prefers the spectacle of nature. Free. Invaluable. Even the curtain of rain that falls this Friday, October 20 in … Read more
Henrik Willem HofsResearcher Tjisse van der Heide NOS Nieuws•vandaag, 18:12 Francien Intema editor Domestic Francien Intema editor Domestic Young mussels in the Wadden Sea cling to 3D-printed, biodegradable reefs. This is evident from a test on the mudflats near Texel. The researchers hope that the reefs can help the growth of mussel banks, because these … Read more
Jakarta – Scientists state that the Earth has exceeded the limits of being a safe place for humans or out of habitability standards. This is related to the many problems faced, such as pollution, depletion of the ozone layer, and climate change. In research published in the journal Science Advancesan international team of 29 experts … Read more
World Bee Day 2021 was celebrated on May 20, and it served as a reminder of the essential role bees play in securing the future of our planet. Bees are critical pollinators, and their decline is a concern that must be addressed. Here are some of the ways people around the world celebrated and raised … Read more
Mexico City.- Settled in the Yucatan Peninsula, a father and a mother who have emigrated from the Caribbean watch over the care and survival of their calf. In turns, the pair leaves the nest to search for food; he has had to travel 500 kilometers to find it. When she leaves her, nothing guarantees that … Read more
Sandra UittenbogaertMinister Christianne van der Wal for Nature and Nitrogen Yuri Vugts news editor Roemer Ockhuysen news editor Yuri Vugts news editor Roemer Ockhuysen news editor In Brussels, the cabinet is trying to water down plans for a new nature restoration law. An initial study by the Ministry of Agriculture, Nature and Food Quality shows … Read more
On the mosquito front, several news are coming to us and they are not good, but we have reason to hope. First of all, as a result of global warming, the tiger mosquito is spreading in France. It is the vector of three diseases: dengue fever, chikungunya, and also zika, which are logically likely to … Read more
Every year the Linnean Society of London awards prizes to scientists working on issues related to the natural sciences. For the year 2023, the Society recognized the Researcher of the National Council for Scientific and Technical Research (CONICET) Sandra Díaz, from the Multidisciplinary Institute of Plant Biology (IMBIV, CONICET-UNC) in the category Medalla Linneana for … Read more