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With a small population subject to intensive scientific control, wolves are returning to Denmark. Authorities are distributing safety instructions to protect tourists and minimize conflicts with farmers.
The Ministry of Environment and Water pointed to Northeastern Bulgaria as a model for combining the economic benefits of agriculture with the preservation of beautiful natural landscapes.
Experts warn of large-scale drying of forest plantations in Northeastern Bulgaria. Climate change and human factors threaten ecosystems and shelterbelts, which could lead to catastrophic economic consequences.
The Director of RIM Haskovo, Dr. Veselina Uzunova, has been awarded the title of Associate Professor by the Institute for Historical Studies of the Bulgarian Academy of Sciences. This success is the result of her extensive research on the history of the Haskovo region, medicine, and local personalities.
While attention is focused on people and homes, teams from the Wildlife Rescue Center conduct arduous missions in burned territories to find survivors.
The appearance of the large white-fronted Decticus in various regions of Bulgaria is not a cause for alarm. Experts confirm that the species is not dangerous to humans, pets, or agricultural crops.
Scientists warn of the risk of massive bleaching and a complete ecosystem collapse of Australia's Great Barrier Reef due to the extreme climate phenomenon El Niño.
As part of the 'Archaeology for Everyone' initiative, the museum in Plovdiv is organizing a special meeting dedicated to the history and significance of coins as historical documents.
The Bulgarian Black Sea is one of the most suitable places in the world for underwater research. Thanks to specific chemical conditions, entire settlements and ships from millennial eras are preserved underwater.
In its new sustainability report, LG Electronics announced that it has achieved key environmental goals for 2030 as early as 2025, including a significant reduction in carbon emissions and a record waste recycling rate.
Scientists warn that the rapid loss of oxygen in aquatic ecosystems threatens Earth's stability and could lead to catastrophic consequences for all living beings.
The year 2026 marks the 50th anniversary of systematic archaeological excavations in the Panagyurishte area. To date, over 300 sites have been registered, spanning a wide chronological period—from prehistory to the late Middle Ages.
A new large-scale study reveals that the total biomass of ants on Earth is approximately equal to the weight of all wild birds and mammals combined.
A dead Black Vulture has been found near Vejen Peak. The case is extremely serious, as there are only about 10 breeding pairs of this critically endangered species in Bulgaria.
An analysis by the Ministry of Environment and Water reveals serious violations in landfill operations leading to waste self-ignition. Authorities have issued directives to municipalities and operators.
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