- The animal of the year 2023 is the flying squirrel, the bird of the year is the long-tailed duck and the tree of the year is the pine
- Life on the famous Sibulatee is “warm-hearted, beautiful and full of friends and happy surprises”
- Tomorrow, the sails of Tallinn’s year as Europe’s Green Capital will be raised at Tallinn Botanic Garden
- Estonian Animal Protection Society: Do not feed swans and ducks this winter, especially with bread
- Peipsi lake ice declared safe to walk on
- Estonian animal of the Year 2023 – Flying squirrel
- Tallinn Zoo welcomes new Snow Leopard
- Estonia’s national symbols also tell us something about the nature of the people
- Estonian Weather Service issues warning for freezing rain and slippery road conditions
- Exhibition of Christmas plants to open tomorrow at Tallinn Botanic Garden
- This December Tallinn Botanic Garden will introduce the nature of Norway
- 90% of exotic animals die in transit or within their first year of captivity – Estonian Society for the Protection of Animals
- November is Morocco month at Tallinn Botanic Garden
- Three worthy trees compete for the title of “Estonian Tree of the Year”
- Warmer than average Winter expected for the Baltics and Scandinavia
28.1.2023 | Nature
The animal of the year 2023 is the flying squirrel, the bird of the year is the long-tailed duck and the tree of the year is the pine
The flying squirrel has become one of the symbols of nature conservation in recent decades. Thanks to its reduced … Read more
13.1.2023 | Nature
Life on the famous Sibulatee is “warm-hearted, beautiful and full of friends and happy surprises”
On a winter day, the first sunny one in December. Light creeps through the window onto a table covered … Read more
12.1.2023 | Nature
Tomorrow, the sails of Tallinn’s year as Europe’s Green Capital will be raised at Tallinn Botanic Garden
This Friday, January 13, at 15:00, the artist Peeter Laurits will raise the sails in the Palm House of … Read more
11.1.2023 | Nature
Estonian Animal Protection Society: Do not feed swans and ducks this winter, especially with bread
In cold weather, many Estonians take bread with them to offer to swans and ducks. Although peoples hearts are … Read more
10.1.2023 | Nature
Peipsi lake ice declared safe to walk on
On Saturday, January 7, the Police and Border Guard Board (PPA)announced that walking on the ice on Peipsi lake … Read more
4.1.2023 | Nature
Estonian animal of the Year 2023 – Flying squirrel
The endangered flying squirrel, which is a barometer for the health of many forest species has been announced as … Read more
30.12.2022 | Nature
Tallinn Zoo welcomes new Snow Leopard
Earlier in December, Tallinn Zoo welcomed its newest arrival, an 18-month-old female snow leopard named Makalu. It is hoped … Read more
29.12.2022 | Nature
Estonia’s national symbols also tell us something about the nature of the people
National animal – Wolf The wolf has a special place in Estonian folklore. Although the wolf has been feared, … Read more
