According to the Annual Internal Security Report (RASI0, Madeira had 7,209 reports of general crime, 5.9% higher than in 2022 and 399 more reports than in that year.
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CRESCER - Child Development Support Centre is marking Children's Day at Quinta da Caldeira - Therapeutic Riding Centre on the 1st of June.
On the 15th of May, in London, the Regional Directorate for Health (DRS) participated in the International Workshop commemorating the 6th anniversary of the Digital Public Health Centre of University College London (dPHE – UCL) under the theme ‘Vector-borne diseases – the Digital One Health approach.’ DRS’s partnership with dPHE…
The Madeira Whale Museum (MBM) – Municipality of Machico will carry out a set of activities, free of charge, to commemorate International Museum Day,
The Association Help to Feed Dogs this week rescued a dog who was living in what could only be termed as miserable conditions. We have tried to help Pluto’s owner, who is an elderly lady several times but despite assurances that things would change like hygiene, a proper kennel, clipping,…
Residents were excited this morning when a Monk Seal was discovered hunting for fish in the harbour of Funchal.
Brownie is missing after running away from home in Rochina, Funchal, yesterday afternoon.
The Funchal Ecological Park (PECOF) has a new "Biodiversity Trail." It is a thematic space, with an area of 2300 m², offering visitors the opportunity to observe and get to know 50 species of island flora, revealed the Funchal City Council (CMF) Councillor for the Environment, Nádia Coelho.
Plastic marine litter, loss of containers, oil spills, and plastic pellets from ships will now have heavier penalties.
Praça da Autonomia, in Câmara de Lobos, will host the second edition of the 'Green Market,' an initiative financed by PRODERAM and part of the measure to support local development.
The Funchal City Council, through its Animal Welfare Unit, is promoting from today the 1st of April and the 21st their 2nd Pet Adoption Campaign.
The working group of the International Union for Conservation of Nature has approved the creation of 33 new areas of Importance for Marine Mammals, four of which cover Portugal
The presence of pelagic sargassum in the archipelago of Madeira has given rise to a collaborated publication with scientists from the Natural History Museum.
16.3.2024 We met in the Gallery and saw “Eco-anxiety to Climate Optimism” Lyn Stoler spoke about Eco-Anxiety and how to combat it. Some of the numbers she came up sounded unreal. Maybe we should rather use the term “sustainability”. Two of our members already practise this in their B &…