How the fall of East Germany improved the world’s biodiversity
Today, 30 years ago, the Berlin Wall that separated the capital city in Western and Eastern Germany fell. Just before
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Author: Max A.E. Rossberg
Stones are an important home for our wildlife
The Canary Islands became very famous for their stone beaches like Playa Jardin near Puerto Santa Cruz and El Beril on
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Win €10 000 to save the forest
The Evergreen Innovation Camp is a follow-up project of the famous Schweighofer Prize, taking place in the BOKU in Vienna.
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How climate change triggered the medieval witch hunt
The Little Ice Age began in the 15th century and ended officially in the 19th. At its climax, in the
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Let’s get wild at the 5th European Ranger Congress
The European Wilderness Society supports ranger at the 5th European Ranger Congress in Bavaria.
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Youth biggest fear is environmental degradation
Based on the motto “A generation pipe up” a new Study filtered out interesting and hopeful trends according young generation
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Swiss Pizol Glacier now buried and gone
The famous Swiss Pizol Glacier melted completely and officially to death. Last month there was a funeral march, hundreds of
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Mother Earth is dying
Reading the headlines, we feel joy and frustration at the same time and are reminded with every new research discovery
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European Alliance for Wolf Conservation
The European Alliance for Wolf Conservation held its annual meeting beginning of June in Helsinki. Several organizations from all over
Read MoreWinners announced – Let’s Get Wild Photo Contest!
We are excited to announce the winners of our Let’s Get Wild Photo Competition! Photographers from all across the world
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Managing Visitors in Wilderness
During the Wilderness Academy Days, we heard from many inspiring speakers, on topics such as forestry, outreach, Wilderness in the
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Wilderness Internship in the Bitterroot Wilderness, USA
What does a Wilderness Ranger do? Our colleague Verena Gruber is currently a Wilderness Ranger Intern with the Selway Bitterroot
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Photo Contest – Vote now until 21 June 2019
In just one day the registration for the photo contest is ending, Voting is open to everyone until 21st June
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Wilderness Academy Days 2019 – Book of Abstracts
Speakers from all across the world are presenting their knowledge on Wilderness, large carnivores, protected area management, tourism, forestry, climate
Read More50 Experts discussing Wilderness Challenges in Europe
Almost 50 Wilderness Advocates, Researchers, Protected Area Managers and Wilderness Experts from Lithuania, Turkey, USA, Ukraine, Italy, Poland, Czech, Slovakia,
Read MoreServer Upgrade completed
We upgraded our servers to handle the increase in traffic. Back in 2014 we had on average 100 Wilderness advocates
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Wilderness Anniversary Poster – many European Languages!
As part of 2019 being the Year of Wilderness, in which we celebrate the 55th anniversary of the US Wilderness
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Wilderness tackles issue of top environmental concern
The UN Environmental Program (UNEP) releases a report every year about the global emerging issues of environmental concern. For 2018/19,
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Fish & Chips: Brexit initiatives for marine conservation
The whole world has been caught up in watching the political disaster of Brexit, wondering if the UK will leave
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Coming soon: Wilderness Academy Days 2019
This year, the European Wilderness Academy Days are in the beautiful UNESCO Biosphere Reserve Lungau, Austria, from 27-29 May. This
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