Wolves create ecological balance in freshwater ecosystems
American and Canadian wildlife biologists have recently discovered a very unique example of how huge impact the hunting patters of
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Author: Hanna Ollos
The real roots of global warming
Our entire economy is driven by the greatest cause of global warming: the fossil fuel industry. Any diplomatic attempt or
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Slovak hunting quota for wolves increases
Because of their place at the top of the food chain, large predators are crucial to the functioning and structure
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Your career for our future – An international Masters Degree Programme in Austria
The demand for highly-skilled conservation experts is growing. The Carinthia University of Applied Sciences developed an international Masters Degree Programme
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A beautiful Wilderness journey: Thousands engaged during the first International Wilderness Week
Throughout the first International Wilderness Week, we have been exploring the essence, values and challenges of Wilderness. We are happy
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Vjosa National Park: Victory over hydropower on the doorstep
The last European wild rivers are under increasing threat, due to inadequate or complete lack of protection, traditional use or
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Halt to wolf hunting on the horizon in Slovakia
It seems that after many years of debate, the wolf in Slovakia will finally be protected all year round and
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Join our webinar about the Green Carpathians this Friday!
Are you curious about what are the latest initiatives working towards protecting the Carpathians, one of the biodiversity hub of
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Deep ecology: Defending the Earth
What impacts the relationship of humans and nature and in what do we see the true value of nature? This
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Wilderness is therapy
Head to the woods, to the mountains. No car. Go camping. Cook on fire. Take a dip in the lakes.
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Meeting the new World Heritage Beech Forest Coordination office
Last week, the BEECH POWER partnership had the pleasure to have a first virtual meeting with the new Coordination Office
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The last remaining forest steppe in Hungary receives stricter protection through zoning
On the 2nd of June, a historic moment took place for nature conservation in Hungary. After several years of campaigning
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Final warning for France to outlaw glue trapping as a way to slaughter songbirds
The European Commission has issued a final warning to France, one of the last countries on the continent where the
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Don´t be a careless wild camper
The influence of the Corona pandemic has significantly impacted camping in several European countries. Camping has likely become the safest
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Melting of the permafrost – 40 billion tons of carbon dioxide released in the atmosphere by 2100
In the next eighty years, about 40 billion tons of carbon dioxide could be released into the atmosphere if the
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Ten more days to apply to become our next wild volunteer
The European Wilderness Society is currently looking for short- and long-term volunteers to join us for the next months in
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First Slovak National park reaching 50% non-intervention zone
The Muránska planina (Muran Plateau) National Park is one of the youngest national parks of Slovakia. It is currently under
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Respecting and enjoying nature in Tatra National Park
Tatra National Park in Slovakia is the largest national park of the country and is home to many unique and
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Apply to become our next volunteer!
Update: The application deadline is now closed. Please keep an eye out for the next volunteer position that will become
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Why it is time for nature
Since 1974, the World Environment Day has been celebrated every year on the 5th of June. In 2020, under probably
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