Kamp Kemmuna: Għeluq is-Sajf 🌞🍂 📅 3-4 ta’ Ottubru 2026 📍 Il-Forn ta’ Kemmuna Wasal iż-żmien għal Kamp Kemmuna ieħor biex niċċelebraw għeluq is-sajf u l-bidu tal-ħarifa! Kamp Kemmuna huwa attività għaż-żgħażagħ bl-għan li jeduka u jispira ‘l-ġenerazzjoni żagħżugħa dwar l-importanza li nieħdu ħsieb l-ambjent ta’ madwarna, filwaqt li nibnu komunità flimkien. ...
U dawra mal-esebizzjoni flimkien ma’ Marsaskala Resident Network, il-Ġimgħa, 11 ta’ Settembru f’6PM. Hekk kif is-sajf wasal lejn tmiemu, hekk ukoll il-kampanja tagħna għall-petizzjoni ta’ Salvaw Xtutna. Għall-aħħar xahar ta’ din il-kampanja, ser nerġgħu niftħu l-esebizzjoni ta’ Salvaw Xtutna fix-Xatt ta’ Marsaskala; lokalità li esperjenzat diversi forom ta’ okkupazzjoni tal-ispazju pubbliku favur aktar privatizzazzjoni. Aparti...
The Blue Rock-thrush, known locally as Merill, is Malta’s iconic national bird, frequently seen gracing the rugged cliffs and valley walls of the Maltese Islands. Standing approximately 20cm tall, these striking birds are easily identified: males boast a vibrant blue body with dark wings, while females present a subtle mottled grey-brown. You’ll probably first notice...
Our summer Kamp Kemmuna is here! Join us from 4th to 5th July, to explore Comino’s environment in summer. Discover a different side of Comino, outside of the popular commercialised area, while learning about its ecological significance as a Natura 2000 site. This event is specially for youths; an off-grid escape to connect, unwind, and...
A short walk across Comino is enough to realise that its vegetation feels markedly different from that of Malta and Gozo. This is not just an impression: Comino’s flora is genuinely distinct. Because the island has remained sparsely inhabited, many of its natural habitats survive in an almost pristine state, largely free from the invasive...
Many people visiting Comino only experience its busiest and most touristic areas, often unaware of the rich biodiversity found across the island’s fragile habitats. Yet Comino is home to a surprising variety of wildlife, from bats and hedgehogs to reptiles, pollinators, seabirds, and native plants that thrive within its unique ecosystem. Over the past months,...
When was the last time you looked up at the night sky in Malta and observed a full sky of star or seen the Milky Way? Recently, as part of Kamp Kemmuna, the youths participated in an information session on light pollution and its effects on biodiversity, followed by a stargazing session. For some of...
Between 14 and 15 March, Friends of the Earth Malta held its third Comino Environmental Education youth camp, Kamp Kemmuna: Edizzjoni Rebbiegħa. Following two successful camps in 2025, this marked the organisation’s first visit to Comino for the year and the third edition of the initiative, themed around spring in the hope of milder weather. Despite conditions that reminded everyone that winter had not yet fully passed, the camp was a great success, bringing together over 20 young participants at the historic bakery. The site is currently being managed and restored by Friends of the Earth Malta, with the long-term goal of transforming it into an environmental education hub on the Natura 2000 island.
Recent wars involving major oil and gas-producing countries have revealed a vulnerability in Malta’s dependency on volatile oil and gas markets. Most recently, with Iran closing the Strait of Hormuz – through which 20% of the world’s seaborne oil and gas pass through
Friends of the Earth Malta together Nature Trust FEE and along with the eNGOs listed below strongly condemns the proposal to introduce the floating entertainment barge NOMA or indeed any similar entertainment platform, and support the call of concern from various Mayors including Għajnsielem mayor, whose remit includes Comino.
