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The health department had traps set up after findings in Dresden's Neustadt district. (Archive photo) / Photo: Jürgen Lösel/dpa

No further spread of the tiger mosquito in Dresden

The occurrence of the black and white patterned insect remains localized for the time being. The public health department continues to ask the people of Dresden for help in the fight against the spread of the disease vector.

Carp in particular are bred in aquacultures in Saxony. (Archive image) / Photo: Heiko Rebsch/dpa

Fish farming on the rise in Saxony

Carp, rainbow trout, tench: More than 2,000 tons of edible fish were produced in Saxony last year. This puts the state well ahead of the rest of Germany.

The German Federation for the Environment and Nature Conservation calls for the protection of the European wildcat. (Archive image) / Photo: Martin Schutt/dpa

Focus on wild cats on World Cat Day

Reach out to the paw: The German Federation for the Environment and Nature Conservation calls for the protection of the European wildcat and shows how everyone can help.

The ants of the Tapinoma magnum species also invade houses. (Archive image) / Photo: Uli Deck/dpa

Tapinoma ant spreads in Saxony

The introduced ant species Tapinoma magnum is being discovered in more and more places in Germany. Until now, it was more common in the southwest. Now it is also appearing in Saxony.

The project with reintroduced field hamsters is running successfully. (Archive image) / Photo: Hendrik Schmidt/dpa

Wild hamsters have offspring

From the zoo to the wild: a species conservation project by Leipzig Zoo and partners is helping endangered field hamsters. Breeding and reintroduction into the wild are successful.

The wild cats at Chemnitz Zoo have offspring / Photo: Martin Schutt/dpa

Chemnitz wildcats have offspring

The wildcats in the Oberrabenstein wildlife enclosure - part of the Chemnitz zoo - have been busy producing offspring for six years now. Now the time has come again.

42 hamsters were released into the wild. (Archive image) / Photo: Hendrik Schmidt/dpa

42 field hamsters start a new life in the wild

More than 40 field hamsters bred in Leipzig were nursed back to health in Halle and have now been released into the wild in northern Saxony. The project is thus entering a new round - and aims to save a species that has almost disappeared.

Saxony gives slight all-clear for African swine fever (archive photo). / Photo: Robert Michael/dpa

Saxony has ASF under control

A lucky escape and staying vigilant: that's how you could casually sum up the African swine fever situation in Saxony so far. The authorities want to remain vigilant.