Seed Balls: Madeira Tests Drones to Reforest Burned Areas
Madeira is testing drones to drop seed balls in steep, fire-damaged terrain after the 2024 wildfire, aiming to restore inaccessible areas and supporting long-term ecological recovery.
Madeira is testing drones to drop seed balls in steep, fire-damaged terrain after the 2024 wildfire, aiming to restore inaccessible areas and supporting long-term ecological recovery.
Feeding wild birds in Madeira spreads diseases, weakens species, invites predators, and disrupts forests. Authorities urge tourists to stop.
Madeira is becoming more popular for scuba diving, especially with young tourists. Clear waters and lots of sea life attract many visitors.
A moderate 5.7-magnitude earthquake struck offshore near Madeira this morning, felt weakly on the Madeira-Tore region and as far as mainland Portugal.
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.
The mountainous regions of Madeira are experiencing extreme heat, with temperatures that technically meet the criteria for a red weather warning.
Western Europe experienced its hottest June ever, with record temperatures rising up to 46°C in Portugal.
Strong wind at Madeira Airport caused over 30 flight cancellations and 15 diversions today. Passengers are asked to check flight details before going to the airport. More delays may follow.
Madeira is about to experience several hot and dry days, with temperatures nearing 30°C and tropical nights expected. The weather will bring low humidity, stronger winds, and increased wildfire risks, lasting through the weekend. Enjoy the summer!
A political debate is unfolding in Madeira as the party Livre calls on citizens to oppose plans to privatize public hiking trails, warning of threats to nature, access, and heritage.
Using harsh words, environmentalist Raimundo Quintal said that Laurissilva is a Gaza Strip for endemic species. He urges political leaders to act quickly and set limits to protect the island.