In Dersim, nine projects have received "environmental impact assesment not required" decisions in the last year. Ecology presenters stated that these decisions are against the law.

Villagers have launched a legal challenge, citing concerns about the harmful effects of substances like cyanide on their hazelnut crops and water sources.

Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry states that endangered baby gorilla seized at Istanbul Airport remains under observation.

The court case on the transformation of the Marmara Lake in the Gölmarmara District of Manisa Province in the west of Turkey has concluded in favour of environmental activists. We asked experts whether it was possible for the lake to be rehabilitated back to its former ecological state.

Climate change and uncontrolled groundwater usage are exacerbating the sinkhole threat in Turkey's "breadbasket." Farmland and residential areas are at risk, and experts warn that a major food crisis is imminent.

Three years after the massive marine mucilage outbreak, the phenomenon has returned to Turkey's inland sea, this time observed at depths of 5 to 25 meters.

Milleyha Wetland is not only a shelter and breeding ground for migratory birds, but also has a rich ecosystem with rare plant and animal species. However, the area is under threat due to interventions and rubble dumping after the earthquake.

An opposition MP attempted to hand over a bottle of polluted water from the river to Environment Minister Murat Kurum, who knocked the bottle out of his hand.

Environmental advocates discuss the city's reservoir drought crisis and propose solutions.

Once believed to have become extinct in the country, the Anatolian leopard has been spotted again by camera traps in the wild.

Areas around the Cudi and Gabar mountains have been frequently designated special security zones due to the conflict.

The closure aims to restore the bears’ natural feeding behaviors as they have grown increasingly accustomed to food provided by humans, the lack of which leads to unpredictable behavior from the animals.

The country has received the highest amount of plastic waste from European countries, with the UK being the top exporter.

Ekosfer Association visited IPS Communication Foundation/bianet. Özgür Gürbüz stated, “Above all, we strive to improve climate communication to mobilize people.”

The lake was formed more than half a century ago by a nearby dam and has since been a stopover for migratory birds

The Environment Ministry has imposed a fine on the opposition-controlled municipality.

The company that undertook an accommodation project in the forest announced its withdrawal following the killing.

While activists from the Salda Lake Protection Association view the inclusion of the lake in the "World's Top 100 Geological Heritage List" as a positive development, they remain concerned about the future of the lake.

The insulation could be completed within a few hours at a cost of less than 75 dollars, yet the company has not taken action, according to a nature conservation group.

The project has commenced without an environmental assessment report.