European Wilderness Society verified by VCA
The European Wilderness Society has been accepted by the Verified Conservation Areas (VCA) Council as an auditor. The European Wilderness
Continue readingThe European Wilderness Society has been accepted by the Verified Conservation Areas (VCA) Council as an auditor. The European Wilderness
Continue readingA survey of around 900 tourism enterprises in 57 European protected areas showed that tourism companies implement sustainable policies for
Continue readingWe were informed today by the newly appointed Liquidator of the PanParks Foundation “in Liquidation“, that the bankruptcy-chamber of the
Continue readingThe annual Mostviertel Conference on sustainable tourism, taking place on September 22nd and 23rd in the familiar surroundings of the
Continue readingLast Friday our colleague Luke reported from Paris that the IUCN released its assessment recommendations for the World Heritage Committee
Continue readingLarge majority of Germans in favour of Wilderness 65% of Germans love Wilderness, are for natural forests and floodplains and
Continue readingWorld Heritage Site protection for some of the most magnificent wild forests on Earth is under direct threat, not from
Continue readingAccording to the European Environmental Agency report on protected areas in Europe (October 2012), 21% of Europe’s land territory is
Continue readingChernobyl: The comeback of nature Who cannot remember what they did on April 26, 1986? I was driving with my
Continue readingWe would like to apologize for the inconvenience caused by our non functioning subscription form for the European Wilderness Journal.
Continue readingAs we know from our new tourism partner Carpatica this is the time to hear the wolves howling to mark the mating season.
Continue readingEurope’s 1. Wolf Festival has been announced.
Continue readingThe Schweizerische Arbeitsgemeinschaft für die Berggebiete (SAB), which represents among others Swiss alpine regions, villages and agricultural associations just released a positionpaper in which it argues that the wolf has no place in the alpine ecosystem anymore.
Continue readingNatura 2000 management – sharing information and good practices Workshop 25th – 28th of March 2014 in Alba-Iulia, Romania
Continue readingThe Colorado River Delta was once a lush region covering over 3,000 square miles, teeming with plant, bird and marine life.
Continue readingThis Standford Kay graphics visually quite stunningly shows some interesting facts.
Continue readingWe are proud to announce that today two new Wilderness areas have decided to join the European Wilderness Network.
Continue readingThe last wild wolf in California was killed in 1924 but In September 2011, a young wolf, known as Wolf OR-7 made a journey of 1900 km from his pack in Northeast Oregon all the way to California.
Continue readingWe were informed today, that the PAN Parks Foundation Board of Directors has been advised by the appointed liquidator to enter bankruptcy proceedings
Continue readingOn the other part of the World headlines like these show that Bisons are actually coming back as a food source raised by ranchers and sold to quote: “
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