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A luxury resort puts Aldabra's giant tortoises at risk

A luxury resort puts Aldabra's giant tortoises at risk

The construction of a luxury resort threatens the ecosystem, a UNESCO heritage site, of Aldabra where the famous giant tortoises live

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Brazil suffocates from the smoke of the fires.An area the size of Switzerland has already burned in the Amazon

Brazil suffocates from the smoke of the fires.An area the size of Switzerland has already burned in the Amazon

The record drought in Brazil has made the thousands of fires in the Amazon, in the Cerrado savannah and in the Pantanal even more devastating.

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Open Arms.The prosecutor's office asked for six years in prison for Matteo Salvini

Open Arms.The prosecutor's office asked for six years in prison for Matteo Salvini

Matteo Salvini is on trial for having closed the ports to the Open Arms ship in 2019.The prosecutor's office is asking for six years in prison.

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Nuts and legumes in the diet can cut 17 percent of emissions from food systems

Nuts and legumes in the diet can cut 17 percent of emissions from food systems

A Dutch study calculated the reduction in emissions linked to food systems with the adoption of healthier and more sustainable diets.

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Sem, European Mobility Week, is coming:public space is a common good

Sem, European Mobility Week, is coming:public space is a common good

From 16 to 22 September with Sem, European Mobility Week, many events in Italy and around the world to raise people's awareness and promote active mobility.

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(Re)here is the New British goshawk:he hadn't been seen for 55 years

(Re)here is the New British goshawk:he hadn't been seen for 55 years

This extremely rare bird had not been sighted or photographed for 55 years:the shot comes from Pomio, in eastern New Britain.And for the WWF this is excellent news

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A photo with a wild animal?It can kill him:Enpa's anti-selfie campaign

A photo with a wild animal?It can kill him:Enpa's anti-selfie campaign

The craze for taking photos with wild animals - be it a wild boar, a swan, a fox or a starfish - is also becoming a problem in Italy.Enpa raises the alarm:"Animals can suffer or even die and a photo can be a crime"

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