Spring is in the air. Or perhaps not, if you’re an endangered bird on a migratory route over Malta. Spring hunting and spring migration discussed.
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Spring is in the air. Or perhaps not, if you’re an endangered bird on a migratory route over Malta. Spring hunting and spring migration discussed.
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Recycle Malta is a voluntary recycling initiative which sees one man’s waste another man’s needed item. Vote in its 1st Crafts/DIY competition for the most ingenious upcycled item! Prizes to win.
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Trees? No, let’s hear it for a scorched earth policy. Peak summer is the time to see the effects of our treeless urban landscape. Who cares?
Read more »Countries bordering the Sahara have more water per capita than we do! Malta’s water shortage is its silent crisis. Learn more about our options and strategies.
Read more »For 25 years, Malta’s amateur and professional diving community, which numbers 60,000 dive tourists a year, has been pressing for Cirkewwa, a gem of biodiversity, to be declared a protected marine sanctuary. Perhaps now they’re one step nearer?
Read more »If you live in Malta, you’ll know it can take a trip away to love it all the more, and also criticise it all the more. Antonio Anastasi cares enough about Malta to write this open letter from abroad.
Read more »Malta’s rock of ages is actually very ‘young’; a mere 35 million years old. Dinosaurs were extinct 30 million years before our islands were formed! For more incredible geology facts on Malta, read on…
Read more »Cirkewwa is a dive site gem of marine diversity. But not if illegal net and spear fishing continues. Join this call to action to have Cirkewwa declared a marine sanctuary.
Read more »We love the gradually greening of Malta’s roundabouts and road verges, but not at the price of a traffic accident.
Read more »The grass is always greener, it seems,when we travel. Antonio Anastasi feels that the saying may well be justified when it comes to our vision for the environment in Malta.
Read more »Malta treeless? Think again. Because there are some worthwhile pockets of woodland that might just surprise you. Mizieb in the North is one worth exploring.
Read more »One of Malta’s greatest attractions is the consistency and quality of light, throughout the year.
Read more »As more of Malta’s cultural heritage crumbles, Astrid Vella of Malta’s newest environmental NGO, Flimkien għal Ambjent Aħjar, asks some questions of those in charge.
Read more »Malta’s not short of environmental initiatives, but they often fall on deaf ears. One of the latest and most novel, Batterina, launched by WasteServ, gets us to recycle spent batteries and enters us in a lottery too!
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