Potential Wilderness in Vitosha Nature Park
Recently, auditors of the European Wilderness Society set out on a trip in Bulgaria to visit existing members of the
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Author: Hanna Ollos
Pristine WILDIslands on the Danube
Recently, the European Wilderness Society visited Persina Nature Park, a Bulgarian jewel on the Danube. This wetland area is one
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Nature deserves our respect!
Yesterday was a special day here in the Lungau. For a whole day, a group of local school children explore
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WILD11 – The 11th World Wilderness Conference is on our doorstep
The year of 2019 is the year of Wilderness. This is the 10-year anniversary of the European Parliament’s Resolution on
Read MoreOld friendships and new cooperations – Wilderness meetings in Bulgaria
The European Wilderness Society set out on a two-week mission to visit the two Bulgarian members of the European Wilderness
Read MoreNature conservation through local eyes
How to bring local communities, nature specialists and outdoor enthusiasts from different regions of Europe together to promote local development,
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Newly born wolf pups caught on tape on the Czech-Slovak border
In the small wolf pack, which settled on the Czech-Slovak border between Beskydy and Javorníky in 2018, a litter of
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Global climate strike – Join us!
What started off as a one-man strike soon became a global movement. Millions of people follow the call of Greta
Read MoreRespect nature – A workshop on minimal impact
All of us who cherish Wilderness and want to protect it for the future generations have much to do in
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Birds in alarmingly fast decline at Lake Constance
Researchers fear a fast decline in bird populations in Germany, according to a study that has shown that the number
Read MoreWILDArt Majella – How Wilderness and Art celebrated 10 years of Wilderness in Europe
WILDArt Majella was a full success! Almost 20 artists from Europe and the Untied States plus the team members of
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Time to retreat from the coastline?
Recently, a new research paper was published in the journal Science, elaborating on whether we’ve come to the point where
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The secret to being inspired is outdoors
Crystal clear mountain lakes, wet meadows and innumerable peat bogs, breathtaking peaks of the Hohe Tauern and Niedere Tauern mountains
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The first glacier funeral
Iceland’s first glacier fell victim to climate overheating. Activists and scientists gathered on Sunday to say goodbye to the nation’s
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Livestock guarding puppies for large carnivore conservation
As a farmer, protecting your livestock from large carnivores tends to be quite a lonely task when there is no
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The Biebrza valley needs our help!
Wetlands are disappearing from the landscape of Europe! The Biebrza National Park with the total area of 592.23 km2 is
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The uniqueness of Küre Wilderness
Küre Wilderness is a one-of-a-kind, stunning Wilderness, located in the Küre Mountains National Park, Turkey. The National Park is one
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Does sanitary logging secure the future of forests?
Many foresters claim that sanitary logging is key to secure the future economic resources of forests. In many protected areas,
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Hydropower tsunami – shouldn’t there be something that we don’t destroy?
The Balkan Peninsula is home to the last wild rivers in Europe. At present, around 3,000 hydropower plants are planned
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Earth Overshoot Day – From today we live in the future
The World Overshoot Day in 2019 came to be 29th July. The date means that we have completely consumed nature’s
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