Participate in the International Wilderness Ranger Academy 2018 in the United States
We are delighted to announce that the US Forest Service in cooperation with the European Wilderness Society invites four (4)
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Now: Wilderness RAP Videos about Austria’s National Parks and Wilderness
The Let’s get wild – an European Wilderness Society school project in cooperation with Austrian National Parks supported by the
Read MoreMegaphone built to hear nature
A group of architecture students from the Estonian Academy of Artsunder the guidance of the interior architect Hannes Praks built giant wooden megaphones to permit hikers to listen to the sounds of nature but they will also double as a sitting and resting area, and can be used as a stage for small events.
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Verena Gruber joins the European Wilderness Society
Mountain Geographer Verena Gruber, a graduate mountain geographer from the Karl-Franzens University in Graz, Austria, already cooperated with the European
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A beautiful day!
While the sun is shining and the snow is crackling under the shoes, our team is in the final stages
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Worldwide protest on 19 -20 January against the Norwegian Government
The Norwegian animal organisation NOAH organises demonstrations against the massive wolf culling in Norway this winter and the wolf extinction
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European Wilderness Society Objectives 2018
Ambitious 2018 Plan We will release in January our biennial report, the new issue of the European Wilderness Journal, a new
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New evidence: Romania´s Primeval forests in National Parks under attack
While the EU is focusing its attention on the deforestation of the iconic Bialowieza forest in Poland, the devastation of
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Nabu Austria Press-conference: Give the Wolf a chance!
More than 20 journalists and three TV Stations attended the successful and highly informative press-conference organized by the Naturschutzbund Austria
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15 schools with 350 students visited the Let’s get Wild workshops already
So far more than 15 school classes and all their teachers have learned all about Wilderness, Austria´s Nationalparks, Sustainable Forestry,
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Progress In Responsible And Sustainable Tourism For Development: The First Manchester Symposium
Max A.E. Rossberg from the European Wilderness Society highlighted in his presentation “Tourism in protected areas: Mission impossible” during The
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Happy Halloween 2017
The European Wilderness Society Team wishes all of you a Happy Halloween 2017. Check out our 2018 Howl-loween pumpkin!
Read MoreA sunny day in the Alps
What a fantastic sunny, autumn day today. We had snow and high winds the last few days, but were rewarded
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Stop the logging of the Puszcza Białowiesza Natura 2000 site
Dear Commissioner Vella, RE: Complaint regarding EU Funds to Poland’s State Forests Holding – continued infringement of EU environmental law.
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Fighting for Nature Conservation in Europe: Get involved!
During the last couple of weeks and months, we visited many Wilderness all across Europe. Considering that the European Wilderness
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European Beech Forest Network Resolution on Beech Forest World Heritage and Old Growth Forests
From 12-15 October 2017, 33 experts representing 12 European countries including the European Wilderness Society convened on the Isle of
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Wolf has set foot onto the wild Island Vilm
Today was a milestone in the travel itinerary of a Wolf on his route across Europe. Besides visiting Italy, Austria,
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Lets get Wild School project: First 150 students
In a BMLFUW sponsored project, the European Wilderness Society is visiting many schools across all of Austria and teaching them
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Life-size Bear, Wolf, Lynx and Golden Jackal wooden displays
Ready for the first workshop with 150 school children as part of our Let´s get Wild school project in Austria,
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Media Hype, Politicians in panic, Fake news in abundance!
Just like after the non-fatal bear attack in Italy, we received in the last days after the many unverified and
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