Tag: biodiversity
Bavaria: Industry and conservationists work together to protect amphibians – Bavaria
The yellow-bellied toad was once widespread in the stream and river landscapes of Bavaria. There it colonized the many ponds and other small bodies of water that formed over the…
“We must stem the collapse of biodiversity”, advocates Elisabeth Borne
A new plan. The Prime Minister, Elisabeth Borne, presented on Monday the final version of the “national biodiversity strategy” (SNB). This third SNB, awaited for two years, must follow on…
Biodiversity: In Germany, the ground beetle is practically only found in Bavaria – Bavaria
Good news for fans of special, very rare beetles: the populations of the ground beetle or Carabus variolosus nodulosus, which is the scientific name of the species, are stable in…
When Macron wins twice in the Biodiversity Loto
The President of the Republic Emmanuel Macron entered a PMU on Friday during a trip to the Jura and tried his hand twice at the Biodiversity Loto, where he won…
Species protection: domestic cat against wild cat
The European wildcat was almost extinct in Germany, but it is now back, a great success story. But now danger threatens from an unexpected quarter. source site
Faced with the emergency, scientists decide to meet the French
“We want to encourage all generations to take action around concrete solutions,” insists Jean Jouzel. Known worldwide for his work within the IPCC, the famous French climatologist is also the…
Delicacy sturgeon and caviar: Study shows often illegal origin – Knowledge
Real caviar is a luxury delicacy: 400 euros and more are charged for 100 grams of beluga sturgeon roe (ripe fish eggs). This has been bad for the sturgeon; the…
Meadow harrier boom in Bavaria – why the endangered bird is multiplying so much – Bavaria
Great joy among bird lovers: the meadow harrier, which is listed as critically endangered on the Red List, has experienced a boom this year. Around 270 breeding pairs of this…
Should we pull out the ivy that grows on trees and facades?
Rarely has a video from the National Forestry Office been so viewed. Posted in October on the social networks of the French tree policeman, the sequence was viewed nearly 400,000…
Autumn that is too warm: do the mild temperatures harm animals and plants? – Knowledge
A robin recently sang in front of Angelika Nelson’s window. It was beautiful, but somehow strange. After all, it is mid-November. “The bird perhaps thought it was spring,” says the…