A set of recommendations for sustainable water policies at EU level.
Celebrated internationally on April 7, the beaver is also known as “the ecosystem engineer”.
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
