Environment

Wolves and lynx are at home again in Germany – and there is hope for the permanent return of elk, bison and bear.

The biologist Simone Sommer of the University of Ulm explains how new virus infections and protecting ecosystems are related.

Seals, bats and migratory birds: three examples show how Germany works with its European partners to protect animals.

When it comes to species protection, don't forget the bees. Many people in Germany are helping protect them.

The world after the coronavirus: Sonja Peterson doubts that the coronavirus crisis will have long-term effects on climate change.

The oceans are essential for our survival, but are also under increasing danger from climate change. Four researchers report on problems and solutions.

Climate change is also endangering drinking water. UN expert Léo Heller explains why clean water is a human right.

Paintings, photographs and films: art against climate change? These Hamburg-based art projects raise awareness about water as a resource.

Water is scarce in many parts of the world, and climate change will make the situation worse. These innovative ideas will help save water.

How important are our oceans and what we do to protect them? An interview with Monika Breuch-Moritz, Germany’s Maritime Ambassador.

The coal phase-out is painful for many regions of Europe. In order to master it, they teamed up.

What can politics do to combat climate change? The political scientist Jale Tosun from Heidelberg on climate policy in the United States and Europe.