Western Europe Endures Hottest June Ever Recorded
Western Europe experienced its hottest June ever, with record temperatures rising up to 46°C in Portugal.
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Strong Winds Cause Chaos at Madeira Airport
Strong wind at Madeira Airport caused over 30 flight cancellations and 15 diversions today. Passengers are asked to check flight details before going to the airport. More delays may follow.
High Temperatures Set to Hit Madeira This Weekend
Madeira is about to experience several hot and dry days, with temperatures nearing 30°C and tropical nights expected. The weather will bring low humidity, stronger winds, and increased wildfire risks, lasting through the weekend. Enjoy the summer!
Livre Calls on Citizens to Back Petition Opposing Privatization of Trails
A political debate is unfolding in Madeira as the party Livre calls on citizens to oppose plans to privatize public hiking trails, warning of threats to nature, access, and heritage.
Lobo Marinho Tracker: Watch The Latest Sighting In Madeira
Watch the latest Lobo Marinho sighting in Madeira which is part of a rising trend of encounters with the endangered species. Follow our Lobo Marinho Tracker for more updates and footage.
Environmentalist Compares Laurissilva Forest With Gaza Strip
Using harsh words, environmentalist Raimundo Quintal said that Laurissilva is a Gaza Strip for endemic species. He urges political leaders to act quickly and set limits to protect the island.
Madeira Improves in Regional Development Index
Madeira improves in Portugal’s latest Regional Development Index, climbing in Competitiveness and Cohesion but scoring worse in Environmental Quality - yet it holds steady in 10th place overall.
Abundant Rainfall Sets the Stage for Summer Fires
Unusually heavy rain across Portugal this year may bring an unexpected problem: a higher risk of wildfires as summer begins. Experts warn that conditions created by months of rainfall could now help fires spread more easily.
Should Private Companies Manage Madeira’s Hiking Trails?
Madeira’s plan to hand over the management of its hiking trails to private companies has raised concerns about environmental protection, the use of public funds, and possible conflicts of interest.
Destroyed Trees, Plastic-Choked Plants: Activists Call for Action
Activists are raising alarm over severe neglect in Madeira’s protected forests. Damaged trees, unmanaged tourism, and failing infrastructure threaten Fanal and Rabaçal.
Viral Video Shows Stunning New Zipline in Ribeira da Janela
A Facebook video goes viral, showing a breathtaking zipline that is soon to open in Ribeira da Janela.
