Cyprus Reservoirs Drop to 11.3% Capacity Amid Worsening Drought
Water levels in Cyprus’s reservoirs have fallen to just 11.3% of total capacity due to ongoing drought conditions. The current volume amounts to roughly 33 million cubic meters of water,…
Cyprus: Turtle Nesting Season Marks Conservation Milestone in British Bases
A record 224 turtle nests were recorded this year on beaches within the British Sovereign Base Areas (SBAs) in Cyprus, highlighting the success of long-term conservation efforts to protect endangered…
Cyprus: Bird Trapping Remains Low in SBAs as Migration Season Ends
Bird trapping activity remains low in the Sovereign Base Areas (SBAs) as the Ambelopoulia migration season draws to a close, police said Wednesday. Anti-trapping operations have continued at pace throughout…
Cyprus Reservoirs at 11% Capacity Amid Water Shortage, Agriculture Ministry Warns
Cyprus is facing a severe water shortage, with reservoir levels currently at just 11% capacity — equivalent to 33 million cubic meters — according to the Agriculture Ministry. A ministry…
Slovenian Petition Calls for Tighter Control of Growing Brown Bear Population
More than 4,200 Slovenian citizens have signed a petition urging the government to take stronger action to manage the country’s expanding brown bear population, citing increased encounters between bears and…
Climate Hazards Threaten Nearly 80% of World’s Poor, UN-Oxford Report Finds
Nearly 80% of the world’s poor — an estimated 887 million people — live in regions exposed to extreme heat, flooding, and other climate hazards, according to a report released…
Three ways to make the UK’s food system more resilient – according to new report by 150 experts
Neil Ward, University of East Anglia In 2022, six days before Russian tanks rolled into Ukraine and destabilised energy and food supplies, my colleagues and I started building a network…