#environmental-awareness

#environmental-awareness

The term '(die) Hundstage' refers to the hottest summer period in Germany, historically linked to Sirius in the 'Great Dog' constellation, emphasizing the cultural significance of seasonal changes.

The sap of giant hogweed stops our skin protecting itself against the sun, meaning victims face painful, pus-filled blisters if exposed to daylight.

The Mermaid Parade is a celebration of "ancient mythology and seaside ritual," and is one of Brooklyn's most beloved traditions.

The Horizon Pavilion designed by Eletres Studio integrates its location's natural elevation, offering panoramic city views and serving as an urban observatory for environmental awareness.

"Gozzle is a charming tale that captures the essence of family, growth, and the trials of learning to embrace one's unique abilities in a humorous way."

Humanity is the most influential species on Earth. We depend entirely on this magnificent planet, yet its future is in our hands.

The best nature documentaries immerse viewers in the primal struggles of survival, offering a stark contrast to sanitized portrayals of the natural world.

"Ancient trees are those which have passed beyond maturity and are into the ancient life phase - which for some trees can be the longest stage of their life."

As the architect sees it, sustainable design starts with choosing the right materials - ones that grow as quickly as the ideas they shelter.

National Geographic's ourHOME sweepstakes offers participants a chance to win a remarkable Antarctic expedition for two, celebrating Earth Month and fostering a deeper connection with nature.

Spilled! was made primarily by a 25-year-old Dutch game developer called Lente, who lives on a boat which she purchased and renovated.

According to Greenwich Wildlife Network, Priory Gardens has become a hotspot for catapult attacks, with incidents reported multiple times per week.

"It's awful - the litter is making Havering Park not a nice place to visit, which is really sad because when people stop going to green spaces is when they become even more neglected."