Schoolworkshops on butterflies and predators
There was a lot going on this week within our two projects “Schmetterlingsreich” and “Let’s get wild 2“, which are
Continue readingThere was a lot going on this week within our two projects “Schmetterlingsreich” and “Let’s get wild 2“, which are
Continue readingThe last days we have been visiting potential habitats for butterflies in the Salzburger Lungau together with private landowners and
Continue readingA study was published in Nature recently reviewing the status of over 10,000 reptile species worldwide. Things are not looking
Continue readingThe European wildcat is classified as “Least Concern” by the IUCN, but populations are declining and it is in Annex
Continue readingThe European Wilderness Society has created a diverse program of workshops for schools in Austria for the summer semester 2022.
Continue readingEverything makes sense in the life cycle of the world’s oceans: dead mussels, dead plant remains, even faeces. Whale excrements
Continue readingThe latest report of the UN Climate Change Board was published recently. This is relevant not only despite, but precisely
Continue readingBark beetles feed and breed between the bark and the wood of various tree species. While some species, such as
Continue readingIsn´t the outfit of the green toad reminding someone of a camouflage suit? Actually, they can change their beige green
Continue readingThe use of large machines in forestry and the associated soil damage is a problem that is widely underestimated. Until
Continue readingIncreased use of wood as a supposedly climate-neutral building material and energy source is often promoted. This is leading to
Continue readingThere are heated arguments about the use of forests in the debate about wood production, climate protection and biodiversity. A
Continue readingThe Eurasian lynx was once widely distributed on the European continent. By the end of the 19th century it was
Continue readingThe full impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on the environment will take years to understand. British scientists investigated the effects
Continue readingOn 6 February 2020, the World Meteorological Organization (WMO) recognized a new high temperature record for the Antarctic continent: 18.3°C,
Continue readingGlobal power generation from coal is expected going up 9% in 2021, driven by a rapid economic recovery that has
Continue readingIt has been thousands of years since the first cats Felis catus were domesticated. But we still don’t seem to
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