We talked to Karolis from Lithuanian tree planting project Pasodink Medį about what they are doing and why it is important.

The Estonian capital is among 16 cities across 12 countries competing to be crowned as European Green Capital for 2023.

Last year, the Latvian Nature Conservation Agency registered almost a thousand new Dižkoki, bringing the total to over 11,500.

This year Tallinn University has decided to make April 'Green Month' with a wide series of online events organised by the Student Union.

A survey commissioned by Gamtos ateitis finds that three out of four people who sort their trash cite environmental reasons for doing so.

Industrial gas giant Linde opens a new efficient air separation plant in Kėdainiai, and announces plans for the worlds biggest hydrogen electrolyser.

Estonia was the first country with a nationwide fast charging network. This week they take another step forwards with new legislation.

Estonian photographer Remo Savisaar's beautiful shot of the Western Capercaillie wins the FIO international birdwatching photography competition.

Tallinn University of Technology and Skeleton Technologies have created a research and development agreement on future energy storage.

Lithuania expects agreement from Estonia and Latvia by late June on it's proposed amended methodology for power trade with Russia.

We made a list of all of the climate targets actually set out in law and policy by the Baltic countries.

There are many tree planting projects worldwide. This one is unique in aiming to create new and untouchable forests in Lithuania.

Enefit's reported increase of 11% of renewable energy production in 2020 is nice but doesn't solve Estonia's power mix issues.

The latest available statistics show Lithuania with the highest plastic packaging recycling rate, but Estonia and Latvia below the EU average.

Vilnius University has become one of the first large organisations in Lithuania to purchase electricity from 100% renewable sources