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Europe’s food system is facing a biodiversity and environmental crisis, driven largely by human choices - particularly how we use land to produce food, what we eat and how much food we lose or waste.
What began as opposition to a local development has become a test of Albania's future. Can environmental protection, public participation and the rule of law withstand the pressure of luxury tourism and large-scale development?
While summer wildfires are still smouldering across Europe, we are back at work with more determination than ever to protect nature, accelerate climate action, and help our birds thrive again.
Hidden on a hillside in the eastern part of the island of São Miguel, in the Azores, is the largest natural wall in the Iberian Peninsula. It is ‘hidden’ not only because it is in a remote corner of an island in the middle of the Atlantic, but because it is so well embedded in the landscape that it goes unnoticed.
Simple changes to public lighting increase the survival of birds and save up to 60% of energy.
The most comprehensive update of Spanish IBAs since 2011 brings the national network to 485 sites.
Nature is our life support, providing food, water, shelter, and climate stability for us and countless other species. Yet, across Europe, nature is under immense pressure. Species are disappearing, while climate change is placing even greater pressure on ecosystems and the communities that depend on them – with headline after headline underlining what is at stake.
Europe is burning. Schools are closing, hospitals are bracing for a public health crisis, and rivers are running dry. Cities have become ovens, and millions of people are now living what scientists have warned about for decades.
The Montenegrin government has adopted its proposal for the Natura 2000 ecological network, marking a significant milestone in the country's approach to nature protection. The proposal places more than half of Montenegro's land territory, along with its most valuable marine areas, on a path toward formal protection under the EU's ecological network.
