The cabinet on Wednesday approved extraordinary state aid of eight million euros for a year to the local district organisations (EOA) for the management of water in the wake of ...
One of two illegal refreshment stands operating in the protected marine area of Lara–Toxeftra in Akamas is set to be removed on Wednesday following enforcement measures by the Paphos ...
After a sharply criticised protest on Sunday the hunters’ association (KEKK) said they were satisfied after their meeting with Interior Minister Constantinos Ioannou on Monday afternoon.
KEKK-head Nicholas Prodromou said ...
A natural solution to Cyprus’ rodent problem is proving highly effective, with the barn owl emerging as a powerful ally in reducing the use of toxic rodenticides.
Since the launch ...
Cyprus is set to open a new facility dedicated to the care of the endangered Mediterranean monk seal (Monachus monachus), authorities announced on Saturday, marking International Seal Day. The facility ...
Cyprus will go dark for one hour on Saturday, joining millions across the globe in a symbolic act for the planet. From 8.30pm to 9.30pm on Saturday, cities, businesses and ...
The Limassol municipality and City Friends Club are coming together to support Earth Hour 2025, a global movement that raises awareness about climate change and environmental protection.
Earth Hour is a ...
The Mediterranean monk seal, one of the world’s rarest marine mammals, is making a slow but steady recovery along Cyprus’ shores, the agriculture ministry said on Friday.
With an ...
Greenhouse gas concentrations over Cyprus have reached a historic high, reaching 430 parts per million (ppm) in January.
“The sector with the largest contribution to greenhouse gas emissions in Cyprus is ...
Authorities need to enforce legislation to close down the illegal kiosks that have sprung in Akamas’ Natura 2000 network area with immediate action, the federation of environmental NGOs (Opok) said on ...
By Martin Clark
As director of Grampus Heritage and Training in the UK, I have been working to champion environmental projects in Cyprus since 1997.
As a former head of the ...
State agencies and officials on Tuesday welcomed in principle proposed legislation that would bar shutting down solar panels, but the fly in the ointment was that affected households and businesses ...
By Uditha Jayasinghe
Sri Lanka began a wildlife census on Saturday to count monkeys, peacocks and giant squirrels, aiming to manage their populations as farmers complain of agricultural losses.
Agriculture ...
By Will Dunham
US bird populations are experiencing alarming declines due to factors such as habitat loss and climate change, according to a new report identifying 112 species that have reached ...
Larnaca municipality is participating in the global ‘Earth Hour’ by turning off the lights for an hour on Saturday.
On Saturday from 8.30 to 9.30pm the municipality invites everyone to participate ...
March 21 is ‘international forest day’ and the forestry department has organised a series of activities for the public to participate in and raise awareness about forests and sustainable management.
This ...
Paphos and Limassol are the districts most under threat of summer water supply interruptions, acting Water Development Department (WDD) director, George Kazantzis said on Monday.
Elsewhere Agriculture Minister Maria Panayiotou ...
Reports by environmentalists of illegal refreshment stands springing up in Akamas need to be verified, the interior ministry said on Monday.
“The Paphos district administration will visit the spots where ...
Paphos municipality has secured a double distinction at the 2024 Cyprus Green Cities & Green Communities Awards, the municipality announced.
Specifically, Paphos was named “Green City of Cyprus” for two projects: ...
Organising car races in the Paphos state forest, a Natura 2000 special protection zone, violates both national and EU legislation on nature and biodiversity conservation, environmental organisation Terra Cypria said on ...
Cyprus is facing a deepening energy crisis as homeowners who invested in solar power find themselves repeatedly cut off from the grid. Despite the government’s strong push for renewable ...
New illegal refreshment kiosks have sprung up in Akamas within the Natura 2000 Network area, NGO Terra Cypria said on Friday.
“We have reported the violations in detail and now it ...
Concerns over the future of two of Cyprus’ most important wetlands intensified on Friday, with environmental groups warning of mounting threats to their survival.
The federation of environmental organisations of ...
Paphos collected 16,946 kilogrammes of used cooking oil from 36 schools as part of the ‘Frying Pan Movement’ for 2023-2024, generating profits of up to €8,459.
The initiative is run by NGO Akti ...