European Serengeti marks 10 years of its existence. It has been ranked at the top several times both in Europe and globally

2025 - 02 - 28

When the first herd of wild horses arrived at the former military training area of Milovice near Prague in the …

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Global warming is a worldwide threat, however, what is primarily endangered is European nature. Over the past millenia, the climate change accompanying the ice-ages has deprived Europe of more plant and animal species than in other continents.

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Haven’t we all at least once read about the African wilderness, South American rainforests or Asian alpine mountains? Although for most of us the wilderness conveys a symbol of far away and exotic places, it is also in Europe where the nature stays as fettered as it had been centuries ago.

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