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European Wilderness Society
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NP Kalkalpen and NP Hohe Tauern join the European Wilderness Preservation System
The Nationalpark Kalkalpen with 15.600 ha of wilderness and the Nationalpark Hohe Tauern with 9.136 ha of wilderness have joined today the European Wilderness Preservation System. After carefully reviewing the existing documents, the European Wilderness Society issued the respective diplomas today. We are glad to see the Wilderness Sytem expand so quickly.
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Wilderness Quality Index Austria 2012
The WWF Austria has prepared a map of areas with high wilderness potential that could meet the crieria of the European Wilderness Preservation System. It clearly shows that Austria has several areas with high potential. The Map is highlighting areas with little infrastructure and human population. It does not yet take into account hunting zones, […]
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Large wilderness potential in Ukraine!
For many people these days one word is likely to spring to mind when Ukraine comes into the conversation: protests. However way from the main cities and right at the border with Poland, Slovakia and Hungary, the Ukrainian Carpathians are among the most remote – and certainly among the most wilderness rich – areas […]
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Huge success: More than 10.000 visitors from 56 countries
The European Wilderness Society went online with a new Website starting in November 2013. In just 3 months more than 10.000 visitors from 56 countries as far away as India, SOuth Africa and Alaska have visited our Website and informed themselves about the European Wilderness Preservation System. With the launch of our first printed Wilderness […]
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Keynote Speech 5th International Conference on Rural Tourism in Spain, 20.-21.2.1014
Max A.E. Rossberg, Deputy Chairman of the European Wilderness Society will be the Keynote Speaker at the 5TH INTERNATIONAL CONFERERENCE ON RURAL TOURISM in Spain. He will focus on the Multi-Stakeholder Approaches to Developing Ecotourism Destinations: Multi Stakeholders with a model on how that can be achieved. The role of local, national and international stakeholders […]
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First issue of the European Wilderness Journal ready!
We are in the final stages of producing the first issue of our quarterly European Wilderness Journal. We have collected interesting stories, interviews and background information an several current topics, concerning wilderness issues in Euroepa. In addition a two page map will complement the first issue highlighting all of Europe´s members of the European Wilderness […]
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