Ecology
General news about environmental protection, sustainability, pollution, and green initiatives.
Ecological Scandal: Unauthorized Landfill Threatens the Lands of Zimnitsa
Experts from RIOSV - Stara Zagora uncovered a potential environmental crime in the Straldja municipality, where a former airfield was prepared for illegal waste dumping.
Ecological monitoring during a fire in Pazardzhik reveals pollution
On July 9, a fire in the "West" district of Pazardzhik triggered an immediate environmental expertise by RIOSV, which conducted a detailed measurement of atmospheric pollutants in the area.
Environmental Assessment for Spatial Development Plan in Gaberovo Village
The Regional Inspection of Environment and Water in Burgas published a key decision regarding the territorial plan of Gaberovo village, which affects a protected natural zone and requires a detailed ecological expertise.
Burgas launches a large-scale campaign for ecological heating
The Municipality of Burgas is undertaking an ambitious project to improve air quality, which covers over 4,000 households and aims to bring about a radical change in the local population's heating practices.
Fiery Night: Over 370 Fires Engulfed Bulgaria
On July 9, 2025, the country experienced one of the most intense days in terms of fire situation, with 377 incidents registered that engaged numerous rescue teams across the entire territory.
A fire element threatens a village near Pomorie under critical meteorological conditions
An extreme fire threatens the area of Bata village, with the fire spreading at an exceptional speed due to unfavorable climatic factors, which prompted an immediate intervention of rescue services.
Ecological move: Volunteers revive the fish wealth of Mandra
The environmental organization "Sea Friends - Burgas" launched a large-scale operation to restock Lake Mandara, releasing thousands of small carp fry with the support of state experts.
Large-scale Water Project in Sofia with European Funding
The managing body of the "Environment" Program has launched a key procedure for improving water infrastructure in the Sofia Municipality through direct provision of grant funding worth up to 100 million leva.
A Large-Scale Water Project Transforms Sofia's Infrastructure
The managing body of the Environment Program launched a key procedure for modernization of the water supply and sewerage system in the capital region through direct financing worth up to 100 million leva.
Tanker Eco Wizard Accident: Explosions and Potential Ecological Risk in Ust-Luga
A serious incident shook the Russian maritime port of Ust-Luga when the tanker Eco Wizard suffered two explosions during loading, causing partial sinking and evacuation of the entire crew.
High Risk of Fires: Large-Scale Prevention in Protected Territories
The Ministry of Environment and Water is taking emergency measures to prevent forest fires by mobilizing regional inspections and national park directorates into a comprehensive fire protection strategy.
A new monitoring system reveals the ecological health of Bulgarian soils
The Ministry of Environment and Water is introducing a third level of monitoring, which will observe local soil contamination through 97 new monitoring points in various strategic territories.
Emergency operation saves Lake Srebarna from ecological collapse
A large-scale hydrological intervention started today aimed at restoring water levels in the unique natural reserve "Srebarna", threatened by critical low water due to climate change.
A fire in an ecologically sensitive area near Varna Lake alarmed experts
An incident of vegetation ignition in the area of Kazashko village caused an immediate inspection by the environmental inspection, with the affected territory covering significant nature-protected areas.
Large-scale scientific research unites 14 countries for the preservation of the Danube
The fifth consecutive Joint Danube Survey launches a large-scale international project for water analysis, which will involve over 1000 experts and innovative methods for monitoring the river ecosystem.
