The Norwegian bestseller En sjanse i havet is now also published in German under the title Kann das Meer die Erde retten? It is far more than a marine

working with nature rather than against it France is increasingly emerging as a leading pioneer in climate-adapted coastal protection in Europe. We learned this from coastal

From April 16–20, VISION 52, WWF and SCHUTZSTATION WATTENMEER convened the 4th East Atlantic Flyway Seminar on Hallig Langeneß — a truly unique setting in the heart

Following three previous seminars on Hallig Langeneß—in 2023 (resulting in a book on the East Atlantic Flyway), in 2024 (marking “50 Years Schutzstation Wattenmeer”), and in

by Even Moland & Peter Prokosch   While Norwegians focus on fuel prices and global powers position themselves militarily, nature in the Strait of Hormuz

The recently adopted regional development plan for wind energy in Schleswig-Holstein marks a significant step for both nature conservation and the energy transition, and highlights

Teamwork across continents highlights urgency and hope   After the first assessment from 2020 was already a landmark, the newly released East Atlantic Flyway Assessment 2023 represents

At the 4th East Atlantic Flyway (EAF) Seminar, which will take place from 16 to 20 April 2026 on the Hallig Langeneß, about 30 participants

As a member of the IUCN World Commission on Protected Areas (WCPA), I feel both encouraged and challenged by the recent expert input to the

At a time when global attention is increasingly dominated by economic crises and geopolitical conflicts, the 38th German Nature Conservation Day (DNT) in Berlin (10–14 March 2026)

  I just had the plerasure to visit the wetlands of Ujście Warty National Park at the mouth of the Warta River in western Poland. They a

During the past few days I had the opportunity to briefly visit two German national parks: Jasmund National Park on the island of Rügen and Lower Oder Valley