Plaiul Vanata: Potential private Wilderness in Romania
Private Wilderness in Europe is an important and rather unexplored segment of European Wilderness. Please also read: Land ownership and Wilderness
Continue readingPrivate Wilderness in Europe is an important and rather unexplored segment of European Wilderness. Please also read: Land ownership and Wilderness
Continue readingWe are delighted to announce that the US Forest Service in cooperation with the European Wilderness Society invites four (4)
Continue readingThe European Wilderness Society met with the Romanian National Agency of Natural Protected Areas in Bucharest last December. The National
Continue readingFollowing some provisions of the recent meeting of the Carpathian Sustainable Tourism Centers(CSTCs) and stakeholders, which took place in Bratilasva,
Continue readingEcological connectivity, an abstract term with huge impact on nature. We know that connectivity is crucial for healthy ecosystems. If we
Continue readingThe Komovi Mountains are part of Montenegro’s large mountainous labyrinth, including several less-known mountains massifs that surround the well-known Prokletije
Continue readingOver the last months, the European Wilderness Society worked closely together with international partners to prepare several multi-year projects. The
Continue readingDespite its relatively small size, Estonia displays a great variety of forest types. Forests cover about 50% of the Estonian territory,
Continue readingOn the 24 of January, 2018 European Wilderness Society joined the launch of the Joint Operational Programme Romania – Ukraine
Continue readingOn the 25 and 26 of January, 2018 European Wilderness Society will join the meeting of 3 Carpathian Sustainable Tourism
Continue readingMore than 2 years ago, we shared the alarming story about dam constructions in Europe. A follow-up study recently confirmed
Continue readingIn September we shared the story of Călin Dejeu, biologist and economist. He has over 20 years of experience in environmental
Continue readingThe Romanian National Catalogue of Virgin and Quasi-virgin Forests should be a tool to identify, register and protect valuable forests
Continue readingDuring a multi-day visit in Romania, European Wilderness Society had a meeting with the newly established ANANP. The ANANP is
Continue readingLast week, European Wilderness Society joined an event from WWF Romania in Bucharest. The event was a so-called hackathon. That
Continue readingThe population of brown bears in Slovakia is subject to hunting, using an annual quota system. It is a management
Continue readingWhile the EU is focusing its attention on the deforestation of the iconic Bialowieza forest in Poland, the devastation of
Continue readingA concerning story has come to our attention, which we would like to share. Matthias Schickhofer, photographer, book author and EuroNatur-partner,
Continue readingWe use rivers for many reasons, they provide us with water, food and a mode of transport. Over the last
Continue readingSanitary logging is a standardised forest management tool, but it is now too often used to legalise extensive timber harvesting.
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