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The impact of lockdowns on bird observation: the results of the scientific study
The lockdown measures applied in Italy, Spain and the United Kingdom caused an increase in bird observations in the urban environment and significantly impacted on Citizen Science.
BioBlitz: the biodiversity of Agnano – a citizen science event in Naples
Report of the last October citizen science activity on the occasion of the WWF Italy “Urban Nature” event.
Birdwatching in the surrounding area of Berlin: peri-urban parks and lowland wetlands
Exploration of some of the most interesting natural areas a few step from the German capital.
The best “restaurants” for pollinators in town? The private gardens!
A study led by the University of Bristol has shown that, in a city environment, domestic gardens are the main source of livelihood for pollinating species, including bees.
A new urban birdwatching event along the river Po in Turin
Report of the last urban trekking focused on birdwatching along the river Po in Turin. Between wintering birds, migratory species and a Little Gull!
Urban birdwatching on the eastern outskirts of Naples
Where biodiversity is resistant to environmental decay.
Spring peeps out on the Roman coast
Wintering species and first signs of spring during a morning of birdwatching a few kilometers from the capital.
Urban trees, an oasis for birdlife
Story of a neapolitan pine and its many inhabitants, including a rare wintering Lesser Whitethroat, which it hosted until it was cut down.
Birdwatching in the orange zone for the parks of Turin
Interesting observations and rarities between the Colletta Park and the Confluence Park.