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We are happy to launch our Green Library, full of interesting and informative books on environmental subjects, the European Green Deal, gardening, bees, and much more...
Members and volunteers can make use of this library at our place in Floriana and eventually borrow them, but due to the current situation, opening hours will be limited.
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Are you between 17 and 28 and want to be become an environmental champion? Our Young Working Group is definitely for you! We are organising interesting and inclusive discussions about the future and fun activities...
To be part of this Working Group, you can register here.
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Our pollinators need you. If you want to help bees and support a resilient food system, sign the Save Bees and Farmers Petition (an ID card number is required since this is an official EU process)
We will choose 3 lucky winners from those who sign the petition. Winners will receive one of our BeeCause tote-bags as a thank you gift from the bees...
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Book Review: Wild flowers of the Maltese Islands
Nature Guide Series – Wild Flowers of the Maltese Islands by Edwin Lanfranco (Author) and Guido Bonett (Photographer) 2015, Book Distributors Limited, Malta The early rains this year have started to paint the landscape with a dash of vivid green in contrast to the dried-out soils of the past months. The first autumn…
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Malta's location is providing a high potential on renewable energy sources, which gives the country an advantage to meet the environmental and energetic targets set by the EU. But the country is still relying mainly on imports to provide electricity to its residents, and deciding to focus only on one renewable energy source.
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Meat production is a major source of global greenhouse gas emissions
Reduce your carbon footprint, eat less meat!
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Olive trees are evergreen trees found in most Mediterranean countries including Malta. For Meatless Monday try our delicious Sand tart with Olives recipe
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The “Malta Farm Map” aims to support local farmers sell their local fruits and vegetables by connecting farmers and customers directly in this time of crisis.
Farmers put a lot of work and passion into growing food, and we want citizens to get a glimpse of that. Right now people want to support local farmers but are finding it hard to purchase from them. Customers can now locate their nearest friendly farmer and buy their fresh local produce directly. In that way they will be promoting the local farming community which had already been struggling even before the current crisis.
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Every donation, no matter how small, is an invaluable contribution towards Friends of the Earth Malta's work.
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