At 18:15 on Friday, the 17th of May a mini earthquake was recorded off the east coast of Machico.
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The Funchal City Council, as part of its environmental awareness programme, has since the 1st of April opened its 1st 'Trees of our Streets' interpretive route.
A Sargassum algae cleaning operation took place this week inside the Port of Funchal, according to a statement from APRAM.
The major landslide that occurred last March on the PR 10 Levada do Furado pedestrian route, which caused the collapse of part of the pedestrian path
The Exhibition and the Regional Flower Production Competition, which are part of the Flower Festival, initiatives under the responsibility of the Regional Secretariat for Agriculture and Environment,
According to the Portuguese Institute of Atmosphere and Sea (IPMA) website, a mini 1.9 magnitude earthquake was recorded two days ago
After the PS denounced worrying cases of land that requires cleaning, as a way to prevent fires and public health, the Mayor of Funchal has assured that the owners have been officially notified.
The Regional Nucleus of Quercus da Madeira informs that it has filed a complaint with the Nature Protection Service (SEPNA) of the National Republican Guard.
A small earthquake was recorded yesterday at 00:21 off the southwest coast of the Desertas Islands, measuring 2.4 on the Richter Scale.
Yesterday, PAN party representatives headed out to the Madeiran mountains where they planted 650 trees
Madeira continues to be affected by sargassum algae which is washing up along the coast.
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.
The Portuguese Institute of Atmosphere and Sea recorded a 2.3 magnitude earthquake off the south coast of Câmara de Lobos yesterday morning (13/04) at 01:33.
Plastic marine litter, loss of containers, oil spills, and plastic pellets from ships will now have heavier penalties.
The Institute of Forests and Nature Conservation (IFCN) has an ongoing project for "Early Detection and Rapid Elimination of Invasive Alien Plants
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