Latest biodiversity news and updates from Switzerland. AI-curated articles covering biodiversity topics.
Breeding pairs increase from 200 to 1,250 in two decades, marking successful species recovery
Swiss bird conservation efforts show remarkable success as little owl population grows to 161 territories, marking highest numbers since the 1980s.
Federal study reveals critical pressure on aquatic ecosystems in Swiss waterways, with fish and plant life at risk from human activities.
Bern canton's ecological enhancement project demonstrates significant increase in wild bee populations through creation of sunlit forest areas.
New WSL report reveals concerning state of Swiss wetlands and floodplains, highlighting urgent need for enhanced protection measures for these vital biodiversity hotspots.
WSL research reveals alarming deterioration of Swiss moors and floodplains, threatening biodiversity and calling for immediate conservation action.
Alarming winter mortality rate hits Swiss bee populations, with Lake Geneva region suffering highest losses at nearly 29%
Federal Council's new austerity package reduces biodiversity contributions from 90% to 50% by 2028, drawing sharp criticism from environmental groups who claim this breaks previous commitments.
Rising water temperatures and increasing stagnation in Lake Geneva pose serious risks to local fish species, according to environmental experts.
Rising water temperatures in Lake Geneva pose serious threat to native fish species, prompting concerns about long-term ecological impact on Western Europe's largest lake.
Swiss Ornithological Institute study projects potential doubling of Alpine bearded vulture population to 700 within decade, marking conservation success story.
Researchers engage Swiss citizens in naming two newly discovered Barbatula fish species, aiming to increase public awareness of biodiversity.
20-year study by Swiss Federal Institute reveals storm-damaged forest areas significantly increase insect diversity and create valuable new habitats
EPFL researchers discover unprecedented microbial diversity in global glacial streams, highlighting urgent conservation needs
EPFL-led study uncovers unprecedented microbial diversity in global glacial streams, highlighting urgent conservation needs as climate change threatens these unique ecosystems.
Wildlife officials report increasing raccoon sightings in northwestern Switzerland, raising concerns about the impact of these invasive North American species on local ecosystems.
University of Geneva researchers identify previously unknown flowering plant species in remote Alpine region, highlighting Switzerland's continuing biodiversity discoveries and climate adaptation patterns.
University of Geneva botanists identify previously unknown flowering plant species in remote Alpine valley, highlighting biodiversity richness and climate adaptation patterns.
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