Biological pest control

The Ministry of Health referred the matter to the Ministry of the Interior in connection with information received from the Ministry of Health on the use of "chlorine dioxide disinfectant" as a means of destroying "all viruses and pathogens" and "for the treatment of various diseases" including COVID-19.

The two predators seem unfazed by the presence of a large dog in the yard

What at first seems like terrible housekeeping turns out to be a clever ploy to fend off huge predators, which can otherwise easily destroy a hive

He added that if we are disciplined for the next ten days, we are very close to defeating the virus.
Nikodijevic told TV Prva that the City is ready to adjust the functioning of the system if a decision is made to keep the ban on movement before the coming holiday longer, the city government said.

The hospital disinfectants which didn't meet the appropriate standards and regarding which a criminal case was opened had been used in over 30 hospitals around the country, Healthcare Minister Sorina Pintea stated on Tuesday.

Two Egyptian vultures, Boris and Jennie, can now be monitored live after being equipped with satellite trackers, the Bulgarian Society for Protection of Birds (BSPB) has said.

Boris and Jennie, two adult vultures, are representatives of an animal species whose extinction rate is among the highest in Europe.

Hundreds of bird species that call the ?zmir Bird Sanctuary home are in better shape thanks to intense local efforts to irrigate their habitat amid the hot summer temperatures Flora and fauna that include everything from fish to fowl to humans might be wilting under the soaring summer temperatures in Turkey, but the birds at the ?zmir Bird Sanctuary remain comfortable thanks to a round-t

BELGRADE - The European Commission extended by another two months the deadline for Serbia to submit special plans for all sectors connected to the environment, State Secretary in the Ministry of Agriculture and Environmental Protection Stana Bozovic stated on Thursday.

BELGRADE - The concert 'Zvuk Ptica' (The Sound of Birds) in the Belgrade Youth Centre on April 15 will feature the performance of saxophone player and composer Jasna Jovicevic and her colleagues who will present an entirely new experience of natural sounds fused with jazz and electronics.