A New Invasive Plant Species Discovered in the Mediterranean
'Cardamine occulta Hornem', which is recognised as an invasive species in the world and a new record for the flora of Türkiye, has been identified. I
Amazon: Motorway Project Could Trigger Deforestation
Brazilian lawmakers have passed a bill to build a motorway through the heart of the Amazon rainforest. There is concern that the project will encourag
COP28 Adaptation Efforts Are at the Forefront
Assist. Prof. Dr. Feyza Güliz Şahinyazan from Simon Fraser University said that one of the most important outputs of COP28 in food and agriculture sys
Ecosystems as Infrastructure
When we think of landscape architecture, small-scale recreation areas such as urban parks, gardens and golf courses may come to mind. MacArthur "Geniu
Restorative Agriculture
Restorative agriculture is a shift in thinking in agriculture that puts the health of the entire ecosystem above traditional farming methods that are
El Nino Effect Has Begun: Sugar Shortage at the Door
Global sugar reserves hit their lowest level in 14 years due to the El Nino weather phenomenon caused by a warm water current in the Pacific. Fabio Pa
Brazil: Deforestation Could Fall to Historic Levels in Two Years
Rodrigo Agostinho, head of Brazil's Environmental Protection Agency, said Brazil could reach historic lows in deforestation within one to two years as
EU Prepares to Adopt Ecocide Law
The European Union (EU) is preparing to criminalize acts that destroy or significantly damage ecosystems as "ecocide". The law, adopted last week, i
Greece: Forest Fires Continue
The fire that broke out in the Rhodope region of Greece on 19 August has still not been brought under control due to high winds. At least two Greek ci
Çanakkale: Four Villages Evacuated Due to Forest Fire
A fire broke out in a forested area in Damyeri locality of Çanakkale city centre in Türkiye and spread in a short time due to the wind. The fire, whic
Trees Move Uphill to Adapt to the Climate Crisis
According to a new study using remote sensing technology, mountain trees 'rose' between 2000 and 2010, when the effects of the climate crisis accelera
Europe: Global Warming Shifts Vineyards to Northern Regions
The Scandinavian peninsula is not what experts would describe as world-class wine country, but climate change resulting in warmer and longer growing s
Europe: Destructive Forest Fires Possible
A dangerous heat dome is expected to sweep across Europe in the coming days. Experts warn that this heat dome could cause devastating forest fires as
SUGEP Investigated Göbeklitepe for Life in Harmony with Nature
SUGEP (Sustainable Development Youth Leaders Education Programme) launched a project to examine Göbeklitepe in Şanlıurfa, Türkiye, which has changed t
Marmaris Residents Did Not Want the Municipality to Build a Hall in a Green Area
In the referendum held against the 'İçmeler Multi-Purpose Hall' project planned to be built in Cumhuriyet Park in İçmeler town of Marmaris, 77 percent
Spain Canary Islands Forest Fire
Efforts to extinguish the forest fire that started on the evening of 15 August in Tenerife, one of the Canary Islands of Spain, continue. Authorities
Characteristics of the Paulownia Tree
Paulownia is the fastest growing tree in the world. The very fast-growing Paulownia tree reaches the height of a 40-year-old oak tree in just 8 years.
Maui Island Burning for Eight Days
As the fires that started on 8 August on the island of Maui in the US state of Hawaii continued, the authorities stated that the death toll reached 10
Amazon Summit Ended
The Amazon Summit in Belem, Brazil, ended on 9 August with a roadmap to protect tropical rainforests, which was welcomed as an important step against
Hawaii Forest Fires
It was announced that the loss of life in the rapidly spreading fires that started on Tuesday on the island of Maui in the US state of Hawaii increase
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