At Slitere National Park, the Slitere nature trail tree dock at 122 meters is in poor condition. Before it is restored, it is made safe and easy to use for visitors, the Nature Conservation Agency …
Brown bears (Ursus arctos) are protected animals throughout the European Union, including Latvia. They once disappeared from Latvia, but in recent years, as a result of targeted and scientifically…
Referring to complaints recently received concerning the use of an unmanned aerial vehicle or drone in an unauthorised manner, the Natural Protection Board (Board) recalls that the use of drone for…
The year 2022 has brought changes, rapid political decisions and many still unclear issues in the field of nature protection in Latvia and the world. Russia's invasion of Ukraine has also affected…
The Nature Conservation Agency (Agency) is starting field work in Ķemeri National Park, Lielupe estuary meadows and Mērsrags meadows of Lake Engure Nature Park to restore meadows, bogs and improve…
The Nature Conservation Agency (Agency) shall keep an inventory of visitors at 35 nature tourism sites and routes in all regions of Latvia. Counter readings show that people are most attracted by…
In order to educate pupils on the principles of Nature-friendly behaviour and the negative impact of waste on nature diversity, the Nature Conservation Agency (“the Agency”) has developed a…
To become familiar with wetlands, sea dunes, forest wealth and the diverse natural values of Latvia – all of which are offered by the Natural Conservation Authority's natural centres throughout…
Specialists in the Nature Conservation Agency have found that water levels are critically low due to the dry summer of Lubana this year. If the situation does not improve in the near future, there is…
Invasive Species is one of the most significant threats to biodiversity in the world. They have a devastating impact on nature: they threaten local species, change ecosystem functions, cause economic…
