International Volunteer Day: honoring the spirit of service and community
International Volunteer Day (IVD), celebrated annually on December 5th, is a global initiative dedicated to recognizing and promoting the importance
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Author: Lika Kvizhashvili
Southern Africa Faces Tough Decisions Amidst Severe Drought
Southern Africa is currently grappling with one of its worst droughts in over a century. Countries like Namibia and Zimbabwe
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New volunteer Yaryna!
Hello! I’m thrilled to join The European Wilderness Society as a new European Solidarity Corp volunteer, eager to dive into
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The pumpkin: more than just a Halloween symbol
Pumpkins are much more than just a festive fall decoration or the main ingredient in a beloved Thanksgiving pie. As
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Penguins: fascinating birds of the southern hemisphere
Overview of penguins Penguins are flightless birds primarily known for their distinctive black-and-white plumage, playful waddling, and impressive swimming abilities.
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Global Water Cycle and the Growing Water Crisis
For the first time in human history, the global water cycle is off balance, creating a crisis that threatens economies,
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Lapland: A Land of Majestic Nature
Lapland, a vast and enchanting region located within the Arctic Circle, spans northern parts of Finland, Sweden, Norway, and even
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The Amazon River Dolphin Boto
The Amazon River dolphin, or boto (Inia geoffrensis), is one of the most distinctive creatures in the world’s largest rainforest.
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Rain: Its Importance, Process, and Challenges
Rain is a vital force for sustaining life on Earth, driving the water cycle and providing water necessary for ecosystems,
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Erasmus Days: Celebrating European Exchange and Cultural Diversity
Erasmus Days is an international event that takes place mid-October. The event encourages Erasmus alumni, students, educators, and organizations to
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Melting Glaciers in the Alps: A Climate Crisis Unfolding
The glaciers of the Alps, some of Europe’s most iconic natural landmarks, are disappearing at an alarming rate due to
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The Impact of Climate Change on the Amazon: A Crisis Deepening
Climate change is severely affecting the Amazon, with devastating consequences for its rivers, biodiversity, and local communities. The Amazon is
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Borjomi-Kharagauli National Park: A Haven of History and Biodiversity
Borjomi-Kharagauli National Park is one of Georgia’s most prized natural landmarks, known for its rich history and stunning biodiversity. Stretching
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Tourism and Peace
World Tourism Day has been held on 27 September each year since 1980. The date marks the anniversary of the
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Animal mutualism: nature’s win-win relationships
Mutualism is a fascinating aspect of ecology where two different species interact in a way that benefits both parties. Unlike
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Colchic rainforests and wetlands in Georgia
Kolkheti National Park, located in the historical region of Colchis in western Georgia, is a protected area of immense ecological
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The endearing giant panda: a symbol of conservation
The giant panda, with its distinctive black-and-white fur and gentle demeanor, is one of the most beloved animals in the
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Wetland experts come together at the SERE Conference in Estonia
European Wilderness Society is a partner of the ALFAwetlands – Restoration for the future Horizon Europe project and is glad
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New volunteer – Jana!
Hey, my name is Jana and I will be volunteering with the European Wilderness Society. After my education time, where
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My Volunteering Experience: Aurélien Rinaudo
My name is Aurélien Rinaudo, and I am a French student. I completed a European Solidarity Corps (ESC) program for
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