Denmark, Netherlands and Sweden top ECF charts

Denmark, Netherlands and Sweden top ECF charts

As usual, Denmark, Netherlands and Sweden top the charts of the European Cyclists’ Federation (ECF), one of whose aims is to reduce by a half the number of dead cyclists in Europe by 2020. Italy, in spite of the number of bikes sold has increased by 6% in 2014, went down by two positions (from 15th

Marco Zucchetti, Bee my Future’s first beekeeper: an update

Marco Zucchetti, Bee my Future’s first beekeeper: an update

Marco, you are a beekeeper hobbyist, since you actually have another job. Why do you have this passion? Everything started about 10 years ago when I first met a man, a 70-year-old beekeeper who let me discover an amazing brand new world.  Thanks to him I decided to attend technical courses in order to learn

Rome Grab will be the world’s longest cycling lane

Rome Grab will be the world’s longest cycling lane

The capital of Italy will have a ring road for bike too called Grab. Consisting of 44.2 km of cycle and pedestrian route, Grab will make Rome the city with the world’s longest cycle route.   Actually, cyclists can already bike across this route, as it has already happened unofficially several times during these years.

Nepal has succeeded in saving the Indian rhino from poachers

Nepal has succeeded in saving the Indian rhino from poachers

Biodiversity is the main character of the other, happy side of Nepal. Although recent earthquakes have had devastating effects on people and cities, animal species seem to have found precisely in Nepal their ideal shelter.     The population of Indian rhinos, also called one-horned rhinos, increased reaching 645 individuals this year, and most of

Urban agriculture: how 800 million people fight poverty

Urban agriculture: how 800 million people fight poverty

800 million people practice urban agriculture worldwide. According to the Fao, almost a billion people grow plants and raise livestock within and around cities. This is a practice that promotes healthy food access to low-income people and helps them save money on groceries, yet it is illegal in many countries of the world.     The

What was and what is Expo now that we can visit it

What was and what is Expo now that we can visit it

Since 1851, every five years, world’s cities host a unique event for six months: the universal exposition. In 2015 it’s the capital of Lombardy’s turn, which on 1st May has opened the door of Expo 2015.     As in any other world exposition, since the first one held in London, the main attractions are

30th April is International Jazz Day

30th April is International Jazz Day

In November 2011, 30th April was declared International Jazz Day, an event organised by UNESCO to celebrate the music genre that, more than any other genre, had a fundamental role in uniting peoples.     Born out of a mix of cultures, son of immigration, synonym of contamination par excellence and unconscious driver that contributed

Honeybees invade the walls of London thanks to artist Louis Masai

Honeybees invade the walls of London thanks to artist Louis Masai

The street artist Louis Michel decided to help those dedicated to raise people’s awareness on problems and risks bees and pollinators have to face, with the project Save the Bees.   The artist came up with the idea after a journey in South Africa, where he realised wall paintings of species threatened with extinction. He