Grand opening of (M)Ursprung Exhibition
The European Wilderness Society attended the opening of the (M)Ursprung Exhibition in Muhr. The Mur river is the second longest
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Volunteers get wild in Biosphere Reserve Lungau
Last week the European Wilderness Society invited the Salzburg EVS volunteers to the Biosphere Reserve Lungau. EVS – European Voluntary
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Current and future threats to Alpine rivers
The Alps are often described as the ‘Water Tower’ of Europe, because they provide around 40% of Europe’s freshwater. However,
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Romanian Action Plan – Brown bear trophy hunting
In April 2018, Romania’s Minister of the Environment published an Action Plan for Conservation of the Brown Bear in Romania, which
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Wolf Poster: Now available in Basque!
Our wolf poster, which details how a wolf restores balance in nature, is now available to download in Basque. To
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In the news: Denmark plans to build a fence to keep out boar
Another border fence is being planned in Europe – this time in Denmark, and it is to keep out wild
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Why do we recommend blue fences to protect sheep?
Why are the recommended fences to protect sheep from wolves blue? You might think that it would be better to
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GDRP Compliance and updated Privacy Policy
Dear Wilderness Advocate. As most of you have realised the new General Data Protection Policy of the European Union will
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20th Anniversary of Hainich National Park
Congratulations to Hainich National Park, who are celebrating their 20th Anniversary this month! The National Park had an enchanting celebration
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Risk of avalanches is increasing
Most people these days have come across the terms global warming, climate change, global heating. We are reshaping the earth
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How to navigate in the Wilderness
One of the defining features of Wilderness is its distance from human civilisation, and the peace and solitude that can
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Rebecca Hollely: our new European Volunteer
The European Wilderness Society will consider applications for two European Volunteers as part of the European Volunteer Service system. Our
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Max Rossberg interviewed by the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation
Max Rossberg is being interviewed tonight by Carol Off from the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation on the illegal poaching of a
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Today: Servus TV Talk in the Hangar about the Wolf
Servus TV invited Christian Pichler from WWF, Kurt Kotrschal from the Wolf Science Center and Gudrun Pflueger from the European
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South Tyrolean Government investing up to €1 million in Sheep Herd Management
The South Tyrolean government was a leading a voice in the call for a wolf free alpine zone. Despite this
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Crossbreeding Sheep Blackface with Wild Boars to reduce wolf predation
Drastic but well researched idea being tested on Blackface sheep and Wild Boar One of the biggest challenge of the
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A shepherdess respected by wolves on the Swiss Ramuz Alp
Herding sheep in the living room of the Calanda Wolf pack Shepherds and Shepherdesses often from South Tyrol or Germany
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Landesrat Schulers Petition bekommt Konkurrenz
Guter oder böser Wolf? Die Anti-Wolf- Petition von Landesrat Arnold Schuler bekommt urplötzlich Konkurrenz, wie die Sonntagszeitung „Zett“ in ihrer
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Making peace with Wolves: Interview with The Europeans Podcast
Max Rossberg was interviewed by the famous podcast show ‘The Europeans’ concerning the return of the Wolves to Europe. The
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As the European Wilderness Society Wilderness Education initiative Lets Get Wild supported by the Austrian Ministry for Sustainability and Tourism is
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