Tuhala Witches’ Well, a karst spring located at the 3,000 years old settlement in Estonia’s Kose Parish, represents an ancient Estonian folk tale. Estonia has experienced …
Tuhala Witch’s Well and ancient Estonian mythology Read More
Estonian World highlights a selection of Estonian nature and wildlife photos, courtesy of the country’s “Nature Photography of the Year” contest.* Since 2000, the magazine …
A whopping number of the black stork nests in Estonia are inhabited by single birds who cannot breed due to lack of partner, a research …
The black storks in Estonia are suffering from loneliness, study finds Read More
When it’s not wet and windy – the occasional heavy rains with a thunderstorm can be pretty aggressive – the autumn in Estonia can offer calm and …
When the winter is long and cold enough, smaller (and bigger) bodies of water in Estonia freeze deep enough to be able to hold a …
The Estonian nature photographer, Remo Savisaar, has won the first prize in the landscape category of the “Nature Photographer of the Year” contest organised in …
Picture of an Estonian bog wins a prize at a competition in the Netherlands Read More
So, you arrived in Tallinn a few days ago and you think you’ve done it all. You took a tour, visited the Telliskivi Creative City and spent all of …
The annual “Nature Photography of the Year” competition, where the best Estonian nature photographers are recognised, took place for the 16th time. Everyone who is …
Iris van Genuchten, originally from the Netherlands, writes how she ended up in the Estonian island of Hiiumaa and fell in love with it, discovering the …
How I fell in love with Hiiumaa and discovered the Estonian passion Read More
For the second year in a row, a tree in Estonia is competing for the title of the “European tree of the year”. An oak, …
An Estonian oak, called “Tamme-Lauri”, shortlisted for the European Tree of the Year Read More
