Madeira Acts Quickly with Lapa Harvesting Ban
Starting tomorrow, an extended ban on lapa (limpets) harvesting takes effect in Madeira. The goal is to protect the species and ensure their long-term survival.
Starting tomorrow, an extended ban on lapa (limpets) harvesting takes effect in Madeira. The goal is to protect the species and ensure their long-term survival.
Learn about AMRAM’s bold plan to sterilize over 2,000 stray animals in Madeira by 2025!
Watch the latest Lobo Marinho sighting in Madeira which is part of a rising trend of encounters with the endangered species. Follow our Lobo Marinho Tracker for more updates and footage.
Despite warnings and hefty fines, over 20 tourists have been caught hiking on Madeira’s closed trails.
Madeira faces landslide risks after wildfires, displacing dozens of families from Fajã das Galinhas for good.
Madeira had quite a few earthquakes in recent years, raising the question: Is Madeira in danger of earthquakes?
Stay safe and keep in mind the latest status of levadas and hiking trails.
Experts warn that recent fires will lead to soil erosion. Without immediate intervention, Madeira could soon face yet another crisis.
Águas e Resíduos da Madeira urges residents to limit water use to essential needs due to strain from recent wildfires.
An expert asserts that the recent wildfires have severely damaged Madeira’s natural environment and is demanding that those in charge take responsibility and resign.
Wildfires in Madeira threaten the endangered Madeiran petrel and forest ecosystems, with recovery expected to take decades