Sharing Wilderness managment experience
On 7th June the two-week visit of Vlado Vancura and Iryna Shchoka was dedicated to the participation in the Seminar “Support
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Uholka joins the European Wilderness Network – Audit started
Today European Wilderness Society Wilderness audit team visited its long-term partner – Carpathian Biosphere Reserve. Besides visiting its ecological-educational center
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New cooperation perspectives between NPs
The European Wilderness Society meeting provided an opportunity for representatives of National Nature Park “Zacharovanyy kray” (Ukraine) and Low Tatra
Continue readingNew: Ukrainian WILD 5 Youth Education Magazine published
European Wilderness Society has just released its new Ukrainian WILD 5 journal for the whole family. The high-quality colourful journal,
Continue readingEducational training in the Carpathian National Nature Park, Ukraine
Educational project “Don´t change climate-educate youth” was successful competed with the training-presentation, bringing together about 30 ecological educators and NGO representatives from
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UNECSO Conference on sustainable tourism development in Central Europe
On 5 May Iryna Shchoka visited Bardejov, Slovakia to participate in the conference ” Benefits Beyond inscriptions: leveraging UNESCO brand for
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Invitation to educational training-presentation
Our Project “Don´t change climate –educate youth” has entered its completion stage and preparation for its final event – training-presentation.
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Sustainable tourism support opportunities
Today the Wilderness team participated in the round table on support of small and medium business between authorities, bank institutions, business
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Data-bases on Sustainable Tourism in Carpathians
For those, interested in developing and implementation of sustainable tourism projects in the seven Carpathian Countries: Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland, Romania, Serbia, Slovak Republic and
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Bike riders without borders
Today EWS team member Iryna Shchoka took part in the final conference of the Ukrainian-Slovakian project “CROSS THE BORDER BY
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Wilderness certification in Ukraine
These days four protected areas of Ukraine received the official invitation to go through the European Wilderness Quality Standard Full-Audit . At present, European
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Meeting with long-term Wilderness partners
This week the European Wilderness Society met and had a number of planning activities together with National Nature Park “Zacharovanyy
Continue readingSave the otter!
Otter is an important part of natural watercourses and strictly protected in Austria – nevertheless, Lower Austria is planning to
Continue readingSupport creation of Peatbog Landscape Reserve in Ukraine
Local activists are calling green-conscious citizens of Ukraine to support the petition for creation of Reserve near Lviv city, Western
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Intercontinental meeting in Carpathians
On 16 of February the European Wilderness Society joint the international meeting, hosted by Carpathian National Nature Park, Ukraine. This
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A Valentine Love Story: Romeo, the wolf who flirted with dogs (and humans)
The story of Romeo, the wolf who flirted with dogs, is an exceptional story of a wild wolf befriending dogs
Continue readingGolden Jackal expansion into the Ukraine
The Golden Jackal (Canis aureus) refers to species that are relatively unknown in current fauna surveys of Ukraine, and therefore
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Seminar on forest pedagogics
At the beginning of February the European Wilderness Society participated in a 2-day seminar-training on forest pedagogics, organised by our
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Mykola Chernyavskyy: Passionate Supporter of Wilderness
Mykola Chernyavskyy is an important Wilderness supporter, living in Ukraine. He studied forestry at the National Forest Technical University of Ukraine in
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Big hope for Antarctica – world’s largest marine reserve created
New 598,000 square-mile protected area is more than twice the size of Texas, and will protect everything from penguins to
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