Category Archives: In this issue
How to feed 10 billion people? On the management of water resources in agriculture
Researchers' calculations show that modern agricultural water management (AWM) practices can only sustainably provide food [...]
Apr
We are facing a drought in 2026. It’s not enough to talk about it – you have to stop the water
Drought has once again become one of the most repeated words in the debate about [...]
Apr
Spit, or symbiosis of the elements – a quiet presence by the creek
Imagine the state that flowing water in nature puts you in: it integrates the senses, [...]
Mar
A toad is not a frog. How do you tell them apart?
A toad is not a frog, although in colloquial language these names are still sometimes [...]
Mar
CLOSER LAKES – a nationwide platform for sharing knowledge and experience about lakes
Lakes are among the most valuable elements of Poland's natural landscape. They perform important ecological, [...]
Mar
A peat bog without water acts like a compost pile. Prof. Viktor Kotovsky explains what degrades wetlands
In wetlands, the most important things happen where you can't see the water table. A [...]
Feb
Nature at a disadvantage. UNEP report on the state of environmental finance
Global financial flows are largely directed toward activities that negatively impact nature, threatening ecosystems, economies [...]
Feb
The world’s most extraordinary waterfalls
The world's most unusual waterfalls are not always the biggest or loudest. Sometimes their magic [...]
Feb
Arctic animals in the water, or who is really not afraid of the cold
In Arctic water, every minute has a price. Rapid hypothermia, muscle stiffness, the cost of [...]
Jan
Wolves – an open letter from naturalists
An open letter from those living and working in the Bieszczady Mountains, specialists involved in [...]
Jan
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