Weekly doses of Wilderness – coming soon!
Over the last few weeks, we have been busy in the office creating new and updated Wilderness Briefs for all
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Author: Max A.E. Rossberg
Go Wild! Stay Cultured! – Photo Contest
The European Wilderness Society’s partner CEEWeb for Biodiversity is organising a photography contest called Go Wild! Stay Cultured!. The contest marks
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Can Swedish habitat analysis solve human-wolf conflict?
A study has identified areas in Sweden that, from a human perspective, are most suitable for the wolves to repopulate.
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European Perspectives: Livestock protection is the key
On 18th September 2018, the European Wilderness Society participated in the workshop of the EU Platform on Coexistence between People and
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Celebrating 50 years of Carpathian Biosphere Reserve
Our congratulations to Carpathian Biosphere Reserve, who are celebrating their 50th Anniversary this week! The European Wilderness Society attended the
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Human-wildlife conflicts are almost always human-human conflicts about wildlife
The European Wilderness Society attended the Pathways Europe 2018 conference in Goslar, Germany in September. This conference focused on the
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Refining Wilderness definitions internationally
How do we define Wilderness in an international context? Even though the US Wilderness Act was the beginning of a
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Filming of a ORF Newton Episode on large carnivores in Austria
Today we are filming with the Austrian TV ORF a special episode of the science series Newton! The ORF also
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Mehr Wölfe weniger Schäden: Großer Erfolg für Herdenschutz in Deutschland
Das Wolfmonitoring der Landesjägerschaft von Niedersachsen hat vergangenen Monat neue Daten zur Wolfspopulation und den damit zusammenhängenden Schäden veröffentlicht. Die
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Winter is coming to the Lungau, our home!
We had the first real snow in the beautiful Biosphere Reserve Lungau, home to our office. It is the start
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Eberswalde University for Sustainable Development and European Wilderness Society sign MoU
The International Forestry Ecology Management (IFEM) programme of the Eberswalde University for Sustainable Development celebrated today its 20th anniversary. The
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Private Wilderness in Slovensky Raj
Slovensky raj translates directly to mean ‘Slovak Paradise’ in Slovakian. Part of the area is a candidate member of the
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Romanian National Parks victims of deforestation
A new investigative video reveals insights into the illegal logging, hunting and deforestation in Romania’s protected areas. The video, published
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Over 500 000 visitors to our website!
We passed the 500 000 visitor milestone recently, and would like to send a big thank you out to you
Read MoreBeing a Wild volunteer
Our team is currently shortlisting for our next volunteer to start early next year, and we are excited to welcome
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Wolves are saving shepherds
Shepherding is one of the oldest occupations in the world, originating more than 5 000 years ago in Anatolian region.
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Friends of the Bitterroot visit European Wilderness Society!
Last week, the European Wilderness Society had friends visit from across the ocean. Van Keele and Karen Savory, members of
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Second wolf pack in Austria
Back in 2016 the first Austrian wolf pack established in Allentsteig, a military training ground in Lower Austria. And now experts
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Half-Earth, Whole-Earth… Wild Earth
The current global aim is to expand protected area coverage across the world to cover 17% of land and 10%
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Livestock protection fencing workshop by the Naturschutzbund Germany
Prior to the “Pathways Europe 2018: Resurrecting the Wild” focusing on the human dimension of the conflict with wildlife, the
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