Europe Is Strengthening the Old Science of Naming Species
The EU-backed TETTRIs project is improving Europe’s taxonomic capacity through training, tools and shared resources for species identification.
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Marine Scientists Are Bringing Europe’s Sea Life Into Sharper Focus
EU-backed projects are using genomic and sensor technologies to improve marine biodiversity monitoring across Europe’s seas.
Sweden’s Electricity Story Shows How Low-Carbon Power Can Become Normal
Official Swedish information reports that 98.5 percent of Sweden’s electricity in 2023 came from renewable sources or nuclear power.
Møns Klint Became Denmark’s Newest UNESCO World Heritage Site
Denmark’s dramatic chalk cliffs at Møns Klint were inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List in July 2025.
Europe’s Wildlife Comebacks Are Making Coexistence Skills More Important
New coexistence guidance from Rewilding Europe responds to the return of species such as bears, bison, wolves, vultures and beavers.
Moldova Joined Europe’s Environmental Information Network as a Cooperating Country
The EEA and Eionet welcomed Moldova as a cooperating country, strengthening environmental information sharing across Europe.
Balcony Solar Rules Are Making Small-Scale Clean Power Easier to Use
Balcony solar systems are becoming easier to install in several places, giving renters and apartment residents a small way to produce their own electricity.
England’s Peatland Restoration Work Is Moving From Border Mires to Bodmin Moor
DEFRA highlighted peatland restoration projects across England, from the Border Mires to Bodmin Moor, as part of wider work to repair damaged peat soils.
A Major Oyster Reef Restoration Plan Could Revive Lost Marine Habitat on the English Coast
Plans for oyster reef restoration on the English coast aim to bring back a habitat that filters water and shelters marine life.
Community-Owned Clean Power Is Gaining Momentum in the UK
Community energy groups are showing how local people can own and benefit from solar, wind and other clean power projects.