Cutting Down a Tree on Your Own Land in Portugal
Most trees on your land need no permit. Cork oaks, holm oaks, olive groves, wild holly, and classified trees do. How to apply, and the fines if you do not.
Most trees on your land need no permit. Cork oaks, holm oaks, olive groves, wild holly, and classified trees do. How to apply, and the fines if you do not.
The Médio Tejo sub-regional emergency and civil-protection command activates three additional firefighting teams and 15 extra personnel from Tuesday, 16 June, in a stepped-up posture that runs into the DECIR Delta (Dispositivo Especial de Combate a...
The Direção-Geral de Reinserção e Serviços Prisionais (Directorate-General for Reintegration and Prison Services, DGRSP) will roll out an arsonist rehabilitation programme across seven Portuguese prisons from July 2026, adapting the University of...
The Government has narrowed the post-Kristin forest cleanup map to a priority core. The Ministério da Agricultura e Pescas (Ministry of Agriculture and Fisheries), working through the Instituto da Conservação da Natureza e das Florestas (Institute...
The Ministry of Environment presented the PNRN — a €500 million-a-year, 407-measure nature-restoration plan with a one-month public consultation ahead of the August EU submission deadline.
Tuesday 1 July activates the Período Crítico under Decreto-Lei 124/2006 SNDFCI — across continental Portugal the queimadas-foguetes-smoking restrictions kick in through 30 September alongside the DECIF Charlie peak deployment, the Black Hawk reinforcement and the AGIF coordination.
How many Iberian lynx live in Portugal, where they are, the new Serra da Malcata release area, safe driving in lynx country, and what to do if you see one.