In the Romanian folk tradition, the Carpathian bear is a frequent presence in the folk calendar.
The Făgăraș Mountains are preparing to host an emblematic species that disappeared from Romania during the communist era: the griffon vulture.
A unique project has taken shape in the heart of the UNESCO International Geopark Țara Hațegului, at the foot of the Retezat Mountains
Behind this success is a dedicated team
Some of these so-called "invasive species" threaten the development of local species.
The Hațeg Country - Țara Hațegului Geopark, located in Hunedoara County, is the first International Geopark in Romania and Eastern Europe recognized as a UNESCO site.
The action is coordinated by the Romanian Ornithological Society, as part of a European initiative
The bear population in Romania, previously estimated at 8,000, has reached almost 13,000, three times higher than the optimal level, shows a census recently presented by the Romanian authorities.
A joint team of entomologists from Romania and Italy discovered five new species of beetles on Romanian territory
Bird electrocution mortality is a major conservation issue
Circular economy is defined as a system in which goods never become waste, and in which nature regenerates.
The summer of 2024 brought a new series of alarming records at global and regional levels
The Green Report Gala is an initiative of the Green Report publication
A trail along the Romanian segment of river Danube is about to be created
