Best Pictures: Partial lunar eclipse yesterday on the 50th anniversary of the takeoff of Apollo 11
Yesterday evening saw a partial lunar eclipse take place across Belgium, as well as in large parts of Europe, Africa,
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Nature
A new species of dinosaur on display in Brussels
The Museum of Natural Sciences presents Arkhane, the fossil of a new species of Allosaurus, which will be exhibited as
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Tired of the rat race? Look no further than Maasmechelen
Spring has sprung so, with the changing of the seasons, what better reason to “reconnect” with nature? That is exactly
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Brussels Region’s plan for a new Mediapark is triggering strong reactions among citizens
Located in the municipality of Schaerbeek, the Tir National (the National Shooting Range) was a wetland of fields and meadows
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The Future Library: Why Norway is planting trees of hope for the world’s future generations
On Monday April 15th, hundreds of people looked up at the sky in Paris and gazed at the impossible: Notre
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More than a million and a half flowers on display at Floralia Brussels
Spring has indeed arrived in Floralia. Located in the stunning park of Grand-Bigard Castle, the second largest exhibition of spring flowers
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Environmental initiatives in the city: Zero Waste Brussels
We live in a new era. Thousands of years from now, future generations or perhaps alien visitors would easily recognize
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A walk in the far west of Brussels: Jette and the Poelbos reserve
Walking in nature is considered to be a form of relaxation, a way to set the body in motion and
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Two Belgian women on the trail of the forgotten chimpanzés in Congo
Belgian epidemiologist Anne Laudisoit has discovered that chimpanzees are living in unique conditions in Congo. She is now underway in
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Demain en Main: Working Towards a Sustainable Way of Life
Demain en Main, a Brussels-based foundation active in pursuits of sustainable ways of life, will hold a festival in three
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