More young people are taking up birdwatching in Sweden, Birdlife reports

Why are so many young seagulls appearing on the streets of Athens?

ANIMA explains that this is a common seasonal phenomenon and provides guidance on what citizens should do when they encounter young seagulls outside their nests The post Why are so many young seagulls appearing on the streets of Athens? appeared first on ProtoThema English.

Why two Edmonton locals are plotting a cross-country chase of a key migratory bird

Travelling along the Pan-American Highway, Timm Döbert and Leanna Carriere will highlight how the birds can play a significant role in directing conservation efforts. Data gathered from tracked birds will help researches understand how to respond to climate change based on the health of ecosystems along the highway.

Membesarkan anak dalam dunia tanpa sempadan

Hari ini kita dapat lihat kanak-kanak membesar dalam persekitaran yang jauh berbeza berbanding generasi terdahulu. Jika dahulu ibu bapa perlu memantau siapa rakan yang ditemui anak-anak di luar rumah, kini cabarannya jauh lebih kompleks apabila sebahagian besar interaksi berlaku di sosial media. Telefon pintar, permainan video serta kecerdasan buatan (AI) bukan lagi teknologi tambahan dalam ... Read more The post Membesarkan anak dalam dunia tanpa sempadan appeared first on Utusan Malaysia.

Fears bird flu has reached Queensland | 9 News Australia

The bird is being tended to by the 'Twinnies' on the Sunshine Coast, who rose to international fame last year for speaking in sync. #9News

German campers drive record summer at Swedish campsites

German campers drive record summer at Swedish campsites

The Battle of a Greek Beach: A Goose’s Defiant Stand Against Tourism

A white goose on the Aegean island of Syros has unexpectedly become persona non grata for a portion of the public. Local residents and beachgoers claim the bird has been exhibiting aggressive behavior toward swimmers, turning Achladi Beach into an ideological battleground that has captured national attention. The drama unfolded after a social media post []

Tourist arrivals reach new record, sector must adapt to keep growing: OECD Tourism Trends 2026

Tourist arrivals reach new record, sector must adapt to keep growing: OECD Tourism Trends 2026

Free all-ages playground in Western Australia has a 35-meter walkway and flying fox

The Katanning All Ages Playground in Western Australia looks like so much fun. It features a large, free outdoor play space designed for visitors of every age, not just children. Some of the equipment looks more like a human-powered ride than a typical play structure, and I wish I could go visit right now. — Read the rest The post Free all-ages playground in Western Australia has a 35-meter walkway and flying fox appeared first on Boing Boing.

Travel Trends Shaping the Way People Explore the World

Travel continues to evolve as technology, consumer preferences, and global connectivity influence the way people experience the world. Modern travelers are no longer focused solely on reaching a destination. Instead, they are seeking meaningful experiences, greater convenience, and opportunities to personalize every aspect of their journeys. As travel becomes more accessible and information becomes easier []

Cómo criar hijos en una de las capitales más calurosas de Europa

Desde elegir el momento para ir al parque hasta tomar duchas frías, criar hijos en Madrid ofrece un adelanto de cómo el cambio climático está transformando la vida familiar en toda Europa. (Source: Bloomberg)

Deadly bird flu detected in local bird, suspected in seal

The detection of bird flu in a local species is a dramatic escalation, with experts warning the virus may now spread across the continent.

The ‘Tradwives’ Who Don’t Talk the Talk, but Walk the Walk

Whenever the internet makes a trend of a certain lifestyle, that lifestyle, however good it may be, is unlikely to emerge unscathed. The cartooning of traditional wives and mothers on social media is one such example. Many mothers build massive followings online by romanticizing homeschooling, baking, homesteading, and other markers of traditional motherhood. It’s all

Derms Swear This On-Sale Skincare Prevents Post-Travel Skin Freak Outs

Traveling is all fun and games until it starts to wreak havoc on your skin. From dry, flaky skin that feels tight to random breakouts that don't seem to go away, we've all dealt with post-travel...

Climate change means an earlier spring, which can be disorienting and threatening for migrating birds

Spring migration has taken flight, but with rising temperatures and shifting seasons, birds are adjusting when and how they migrate to keep up with a rapidly warming climate. Morgan Tingley, a professor of ecology and evolutionary biology at the ...

‘What the hell?’: Kids’ playground designed by New Zealander terrifies parents in Melbourne

‘What the hell?’: Kids’ playground designed by New Zealander terrifies parents in Melbourne

Ducks Fly Together: 4 Takeaways From College Football Summer Recruiting

What we learned from college football summer recruiting.

DUR: The abortion pill supply chain next door

By early afternoon, the neighbourhood has settled into its familiar rhythm. Children drift toward the park. Parents linger on benches. Traffic comes and goes.

Revealed, Cheapest And Most Costly Flights From UAE To India This Summer

According to travel experts, the spike is being driven by a mix of restricted seat availability, summer travel demand, and school holidays.

Why Roaming Loses to eSIM in Every Aspect — and How Yesim Became the Benchmark for Travel Connectivity Among South African Tourists

Why Roaming Loses to eSIM in Every Aspect — and How Yesim Became the Benchmark for Travel Connectivity Among South African Tourists

Tourists as Greek exports market

The tourism sector is evolving into a stable driver of growth for the Greek food and beverage industry, with their structured interconnection already producing tangible economic results.

Türkiye continues to attract German travelers despite global woes

Türkiye continues to be an indispensable attraction for German tourists despite global geopolitical risks and changing market dynamics, according to the president of the German Tra...

Citizen science in Japan’s Ogasawara Islands spotlights ties between ships and birds

A recent study has shed new light on seabirds' tendencies to follow ships near the island chain and highlights the role wildlife enthusiasts can play in research.

Depressed Gen Z Are Chasing the ‘Perfect’ Bodies, But Most Are Still Miserable

With the rise of influencer culture and the popularity of highly sexualized, often shallow reality TV dating shows, it’s easy to see how younger generations might fall into body image issues. We as a society place so much importance on our appearance that certain body types are actually trending. Not to mention, about one in []

I save £1,000 a year on holidays by taking my children out of school

A growing number of families are going abroad during term-time despite daily £80 fines

Les abymes de Martin Parr

Souvent affalés, l'air hagard, les vacanciers de Martin Parr font sourire. Mais, avec 1,4 milliard de voyageurs internationaux, ne sommes-nous pas (presque) tous des « surtouristes » ? / Photographie, Tourisme, Capitalisme - 2026/07 / Photographie, Tourisme, Capitalisme

Even Degenerate Child Predators Deserve Representation Too, You Know

Even Degenerate Child Predators Deserve Representation Too, You Know

New July 8 UK airport rule will affect British families - 'get through quicker'

Travel could be about to get faster for some families this summer at dozens of UK airports

Domestic tourism drives growth in May travel figures

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Bebek Goreng Pak Ndut Opens 4th Singapore Outlet Amid Aggressive Regional Push

Famous for its signature crispy fried duck, the fast-growing Indonesian food brand proves that high-quality, affordable dining is a winning formula. SINGAPORE - Media OutReach Newswire - 6 July 2026 - Bebek Goreng Pak Ndut, the rapidly expanding restaurant brand famous for its signature crispy ...

How Climate Change Will Reshape Luxury Travel

Climate change is expected to shift where and when tourists go on vacation, and what a luxury experience looks like.

Duck off: World Cup hero Merlín barred from Mexico game due to Fifa’s animal ban

World’s sixth-most famous duck falls short of dreamTwo-year-old must watch Czechia game from distanceMerlín the duck’s bid to see his beloved Mexico live has hit a snag after he was barred from El Tri’s match with Czechia on Wednesday.Merlín has become a folk hero in Mexico after becoming a symbol of El Tri’s World Cup campaign on home soil. His fans had launched a campaign for Merlín to attend Wednesday’s match alongside his human family. But his journey was cut short by Fifa regulations. Continue reading...

Features : Ambience Tourism: Selling Emotions, Not Destinations

Increasingly, travellers are choosing destinations not for iconic landmarks or a packed itinerary of activities, but for something far less tangible -- the atmosphere. Known as ambience tourism, the concept shifts the focus from where people go to how they feel while they are there. Widely embraced by Malaysia's homestay operators, this emerging trend offers visitors the chance to immerse themselves in the rhythms of local life, where tranquillity, nostalgia and authentic human connections take centre stage. Latest figures from the Department of Statistics Malaysia underscore the growing appeal of this form of travel. The proportion of domestic tourists choosing homestays rose sharply from 3.4 per cent in 2022 to 8.6 per cent in 2024, reflecting changing travel preferences and the sector's expanding potential.

Forget astronauts or doctors! 60% of children now say they want to be social media influencers when they grow up, study finds

Forget astronauts or doctors! 60% of children now say they want to be social media influencers when they grow up, study finds

Overbooked: What's Next for Tourism | Series | Trailer

Tourism is evolving, but have we reached peak travel? With 4.3 billion travellers by 2050, can it stay sustainable, inclusive, and accessible for all?

Canadian women more concerned about climate change than men, new study says

Statistics Canada says women and university graduates are more likely to believe climate change will affect future generations