by Zoltán Fehér, WWF Hungary Photo copyright © Imre Potyo Nestled on the banks of a Danube side branch just north of Budapest, Hungary, the historic town of Szentendre is known for its vibrant cultural life and picturesque riverside setting. Last month, on the 13th August, it became the stage for one of the Danube's most spectacular natural events - the annual emergence and mating flight of millions of mayflies from the river. While visually and emotionally striking as a natu

Three project researchers presenting at the IAD Conference in Hungary in August 2026. The conference brought together researchers and experts from across the region to exchange knowledge on the socio-ecological future of the Danube.

Source: APA/THEMENBILD The Danube river and the region it supports are struggling through this summer of record heatwaves and drought. The reports feel overwhelming at times to read, with the impact of record low-water levels being felt right across society and the environment. In two new pieces from APA Science and ORF.at (sincere thanks for these both), DANUBE4all lead project coordinator Prof. Helmut Habersack of the University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences, Vienn