World News EU states 'putting threatened marine species at risk' Environmental NGOs have warned that pledges on paper to protect sites in the Natura 2000 network of core breeding and resting sites for rare and threatened species were not being fulfilled. 13/11/2018
Green News Eco-friendly wildlife safaris Safari lodges setting the standard for responsible and sustainable travel experiences. 13/11/2018
Green News Agenda: what’s on in November? Events promoting animal welfare and sustainable living in Europe. 01/11/2018
France Lion cub discovered in French garage The discovery came after another cub was found in an apartment in a Paris suburb. 27/10/2018
World News Euroviews. Tying ourselves to trees won’t solve climate change | View The root cause of climate change is a broken economic model that undervalues non-renewable resources in favour of consumer products, writes Todd Lemons. 24/10/2018
USA Watch: Sea turtles released off coast of North Carolina The release of the 13 turtles was delayed because of Hurricane Florence. 17/10/2018
United Kingdom Watch: Endangered silvery gibbon born at UK zoo Conservationists estimate that there are fewer than 2,500 adult silvery gibbons in the wild. 15/10/2018
World International conference to stop illegal wildlife trade kicks off in London Pangolins, elephants, rhinos — they might live far from the UK, but in London today they are taking centre stage. A two day international conference on the illegal wildlife trade hosted by the UK government is kicking off. 11/10/2018
United Kingdom 47-year-old plastic bottle washes up among debris on British coast "It is a stark reminder of what the long term effects of plastic usage are". 09/10/2018
World News Scientists urge EU to end Mediterranean ‘overfishing crisis' Experts said EU leaders need to act to prevent the collapse of the region's fish stocks. 21/09/2018
Destinations The arty hideaway in the jungle you can stay at We tried Diyabubula, a luxury lodge blending design and nature in Sri Lanka’s wilderness 20/09/2018
No Comment Watch: Millions join global cleanup campaign Millions of people marked World Cleanup Day on Saturday, joining what was set to be the biggest-ever single day of volunteer-based waste collection efforts. 15/09/2018
Europe News Wolf debate bites at Brussels Amid a resurgence in wolf numbers in Europe, the EU faces striking a balance between nature and threat to farmers 29/08/2018
World News Feeling good: positive stories from the week Studies have shown that increasing positive emotions has a powerful effect on our general wellbeing. We hope they'll give you a nice shot of positive energy to cheer up your Friday! 24/08/2018
Switzerland Birds 'starve' in Europe's extreme summer heat The extreme temperatures and lack of rain is taking its toll on birds in Europe. 22/08/2018
USA Grieving mother whale abandons body of her dead calf, after 17 days An endangered Orca has finally abandoned the body of her dead calf after carrying it with her for more than two weeks. 13/08/2018
World News The secret herd of seahorses in Greece Greek diver Vasilis Mentogiannis was shocked when he found a very rare herd of seahorses on the Chalkidiki peninsula back in 2007. The animals were living in very unfavourable conditions. So this is what he did. But they were living under unfavourable conditions. 07/08/2018
Portugal Portuguese authority reveals price tags in illegal online wildlife tra Portugal has confiscated wildlife parts, including a hippo tooth and a baby elephant leg, being sold illegally online in recent weeks. Euronews spoke to the unit behind the action about the trade and the price tags attached to it. 27/07/2018
Kenya Boys in Kenya use slingshots to plant tree seeds Schoolboys in Kenya are using slingshots for good: instead of rocks, they’re shooting charcoal-covered seeds to plant trees. 23/07/2018