European WILDLIFE

Three young European bison born in the reserve for large herbivores called European Serengeti, which is situated in the Milovice former military training area near Prague, left for France this evening. A special transport with them set off on a journey over 1,300 km long that will take approximately 20 hours.

Two females and one male born last year will find a new home in France’s best-known reserve “Reserve Biologique des Monts d’Azur”, which is …

Europe has made another important step towards switching over to sustainable mobility today. The start of production of the world’s most important manufacturer of electric vehicles in Europe was appreciated by the European Wildlife conservation organization.

“Today’s opening of the Tesla Gigafactory in Berlin is a major step towards clean mobility on the continent. It is the first company that is capable of manufacturing electric cars on a large scale and, at the same time, …

The planned transport of a group of European bison to Ukraine had to be cancelled by the European Wildlife conservation organisation due to the ongoing war in Ukrainian territory. Two males and four females were supposed to leave for the Beremytske Nature Park, which is situated north of Kiev.

“Our colleagues from Ukraine visited our reserve for large herbivores in the former military training area of Milovice in late November last year. We arranged that …

The ongoing war in Ukraine is changing the view on the European energy industry. A few initial days have already seen fighting in the vicinity of two nuclear power plants. Near the decommissioned nuclear power plant in Chernobyl, where the disaster in 1986 occurred, and near the Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant, which is one of the largest in the world. The latter was even shelled by the Russian army during the fighting.

“Nuclear power in …

As of today, three young females of the bred-back aurochs graze in the wetland reserve on the banks of the River Luznice, southern Bohemia. Conservationists transferred them there from the former Milovice military area, near Prague, where herds of large ungulates have been helping save endangered flower and butterfly species since 2015.

The female aurochs complemented the herd of wild horses which has been occupying the wetland reserve on the banks of the River Luznice …