The marbled crayfish is an invasive species that compete with native crayfish species, can establish a new population from a single individual and is a vector of crayfish plague, which threatens native European crayfish species.
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Drought does not benefit these rare meadow plants, although in some places, they are thriving surprisingly well. For example more than 16,000 specimens bloomed this year at the Kopičácký rybník National Nature Monument in the Nymburk region. The overall results of the nationwide survey will be available in October.
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In early September, the Nature Conservation Agency of the Czech Republic (NCA CR) received a report regarding the occurrence of a species previously unknown to Czech nature – the red swamp crayfish.
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Face-to-face encounters with bats at more than 60 locations across the Czech Republic.
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What does a wolf eat? Is everything said about this predator in fairy tales true? How do wolf packs function? What is the difference between a dog and a wolf? How can we ensure that wolves do not cause harm to humans?
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A total of 137 European ground squirrels from Czech and international partner institutions were released over the past two days at four localities in the Czech Republic.
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According to the 'Red List of Invertebrates', the eastern eggar moth (Eriogaster catax) is among the most endangered butterfly and moth species in the Czech Republic. This is primarily because traditional land management practices have ceased in the landscape.
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A new comprehensive public survey conducted by the Nature Conservation Agency of the Czech Republic (NCA CR) reveals that Czech citizens are deeply committed to protecting their natural heritage, closely mirroring wider European trends.
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An agreement concluded by the Director General of the Fire and Rescue Service of the Czech Republic, Vladimír Vlček, and František Pelc, Director of the Nature Conservation Agency of the Czech Republic (NCA CR), will facilitate effective interventions during the eradication of invasive Asian hornet nests.
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On May 13, 2026, Memorandum of Cooperation was made between the Nature Conservation Agency of the Czech Republic and the Czech-Ukrainian Scientific Society.[1]
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