16. 10. 2023
IENE 2024 conference website launched
The conference entitled "Biodiversity in the Headlight of Future Transport" will take place on September 2024 in Prague.
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News - Nature Conservation Agency of the Czech Republic
24. 7. 2023
More than Two Hundred Pearl Mussels Released to the Malše River
These released freshwater pearl mussels support Czech-Austrian population of this critically endangered aquatic bivalve mollusc. The repatriation is one of the follow-up outcomes of the Interreg Malsemuschel project implemented during 2017-2020.
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11. 7. 2023
Krkonoše Mts and Jizera Mts Astonished World Leaders in Nature Conservation
Experts from protected areas of around the world visited Krkonoše Mts National Park and Jizera Mts Protected Landscape Area.
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18. 1. 2023
Imperial Eagles raised 19 juveniles in Czechia
Czech population of Imperial Eagle grew up during 2022 by 19 young birds.
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7. 11. 2022
Management Changes Prompted by the Pesticide Research in the Moravian Karst
A new interactive map now provides information on the presence of pesticides in the Moravian Karst Protected Landscape Area.
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25. 10. 2022
The Eastern Pasqueflower in the Bohemian Karst After Sixty Years
The Eastern pasqueflower (Pulsatilla patens), a disappearing plant of dry grasslands and pastures, has appeared in the Bohemian Karst Protected Landscape Area after 60 years.
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5. 10. 2022
Czech Republic as a Centre of Nature Conservation in Europe
Nature and Biodiversity Directors Meeting – regular meeting of leading nature conservation agencies of the European Union was organised in the Czech Republic.
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3. 8. 2022
European Ground Squirrels Repatriation Organised also this Year
Total of 61 ground squirrels from captivity has been released from the beginning of July and other 20 will follow soon.
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15. 7. 2022
Czech Presidency to the Council of the EU
The Czech Republic took over its already second presidency in the Council of European Union on July 1, 2022.
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16. 12. 2021
New interpretation trail in Brdy Protected Landscape Area
The new interpretation trail called Tok as the name of the highest hill (865 m) in this newest Protected Landscape Area – PLA (IUCN category V) is 8 km long and provides information on harsh conditions on the slopes of the Tok.
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