Did you recognize the swallows in the clip? The song – or rather the twittering and chattering – belongs to the barn swallow. Shortly after, you hear the equally cheerful house martin.

the Mouvement Ecologique action group is launching a campaign featuring Max the scarecrow. He tells us his story in four instalments… before appearing in public as part of a series of actions.

From the perspective of Mouvement Ecologique, the Prime Minister’s speech on the state of the nation must, in an initial assessment, be considered disappointing and even concerning with regard to sustainable development.

Are you a member of a cooperative? What has your experience been? Do you have suggestions for improvements? Or are you trying to set up a cooperative and have encountered obstacles? What kind of additional support might be necessary? What issues have you faced?

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At the invitation of the Ministry of Health and Social Security, the Mouvement Ecologique took part in the third expert round table on pension reform at Bourglinster Castle.

When the night is quiet, you can hear a hedgehog snuffling and munching as it searches for beetles and other small creatures in the garden. You can also often hear it rustling through dry grass and leaves. Unfortunately, we often don’t hear it anymore, because traffic and airplanes make too much noise – even at night…

The skylark is particularly well known for its long-lasting, melodic song, which it performs during the so-called song flight. The male climbs in wide spirals up to several dozen metres into the sky – often so far that it can only be perceived as a small dot – and sings there continuously for up to 15 minutes

Mit der neuen Kampagne „En Ouer fir d’Natur“ möchte der Mouvement Ecologique die Aufmerksamkeit auf  vielfach bedrohte Tierarten und ihre Lebensräume lenken – und dies mit einem Rate-Quiz des jeweiligen Tiergeräusches verbinden.