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All the latest news from The Endangered Landscapes Programme
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Adapting southern Portugal to protect key species and communities
In the fourth of our landscape restoration and climate change mini-series, Matt Burnett, the Communications Coordinator for the Endangered Landscape…
8th November 2021
Natural solutions to protect the Humber Estuary from sea-level rise
In the fourth of our landscape restoration and climate change mini-series, Matt Burnett, the Communications Coordinator for the Endangered Landscape…
5th November 2021
Restaurant menus change to adapt to sea temperature rise in the Mediterranian
In the second episode of our landscape restoration and climate change mini-series, Matt Burnett, the Communications Coordinator for the Endangered…
3rd November 2021
Climate Change Showcase: Restoring peat bogs in the Cairngorms
In the first of our landscape restoration and climate change mini-series, Matt Burnett, the Communications Coordinator for the Endangered Landscape…
1st November 2021
COP26 Mini-Series: Climate Change Showcase
With the 26th United Nations Climate Change conference, commonly known as COP26, taking place in Glasgow between 31st of October…
27th October 2021
Celebration of the unique Ukrainian steppe provides community boost
The Tarutino Steppe Festival took place at the end of September in the Ukrainian Danube Delta. Showcasing local nature, culture…
13th October 2021
Open Rivers Programme – Launches Today
The Open Rivers Programme is officially launching today, 8th October 2021, thanks to a €42.5 million investment over six years…
8th October 2021
Reconnecting the lakes and communities of the Danube Delta
David Thomas, the ELP’s Director, and Nancy Ockendon, Science Manager, made a recent visit to the Danube Delta, one of…
6th October 2021
New eagle owl releases in the Danube Delta move local population towards viability
Two batches of three young eagle owls have just been released in the Danube Delta project area in Ukraine. Their…
15th September 2021