Short film for more Wilderness in Germany
Short film promoting Wilderness in Germany – by Gregor Louisoder Umweltstiftung. The film is part of an online campaign to
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Author: Max A.E. Rossberg
The role of Austria in destruction of WILDRivers in the Balkans and Romania
Austria is a country which is proudly marketing its nature as a tourism highlight. It is actively working towards the
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Wilderness video: Help us protect it!
The European Wilderness Society together with Sami Fayed produced a great video to raise awareness to protect Europe´s last Wilderness.
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How wolves change flow of rivers
“How Wolves Change Rivers” is a four and a half minute clip about the unexpected effects of reintroducing wolves into Yellowstone National Park in the early nineties. This video explains the trophic cascade, or trickle down effect, that happens in all food chains
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Mountain Lions return to Turkey, Europe
European Lions were present in Transcaucasia until the 10th century. The peak of their historic range covered all of the plains
Read MoreMessage on sustainable tourism at 4th Congress on Biosphere Reserves
Michael Meyer (ETE/EWS) chaired interesting Sustainable Tourism Workshop Stakeholders at the 4th Congress for Biosphere Reserves on 17th March in
Read MoreBart van Engeldorp Gastelaars: Photos of the Kalkalpen Wilderness
We recently assessed the Kalkalpen National Park in Austria for its Wilderness conditions, hiking through different sections of the park,
Read More4th World Congress of Biosphere Reserves
More than 1000 delegates met in Lima – Peru at the 4th World Congress of Biosphere Reserves from 14-17 March 2016. It was the 4th World Congress
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Let´s get Wild Wilderness School Project
We are happy to announce that the Austria´s Federal Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry, Environment and Water Management is supporting our
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European experts call for a logging moratorium in European old-growth Beech Forests
Logging moratorium in European old-growth Beech Forests From 15 to 19 of November 2015, 30 experts and stakeholders from 12
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Linking Wilderness and Sustainable Tourism
During the first week of February at the National Park Zacharovanyy Kray, there was a meeting of the cooperating partners
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2016: A good start for Europe’s Wilderness
European Wilderness Society overachieved its objectives in 2015 and has great plans for 2016! Please also read: The future of
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2015: a great year for Wilderness in Europe
Dear Wilderness advocates. 2015 was a great year for Wilderness in Europe and an excellent year for the European Wilderness
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Threat: Romanian Cosava Virgin Forest
Romania is home of the largest remains of virgin forest in the EU. But these unique ancient woodlands are under
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New report on illegal logging in Romania, WWF files EUTR complaint.
The Environmental Investigation Agency in cooperation with Agent Green has just released their latest report on illegal logging activites by
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Photos from European Wilderness Days
The first set of photos from the European Wilderness Days 2015 are online. 63 Wilderness advocates from 18 countries met for
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Earrings “Let’s get Wild”
Most of you are familiar with our ULLR keychains made out of organic sheep wool and small wooden discs of
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Does size matter?
We have always been asked why we are so persistent with the minimum size of Wilderness areas. We were criticized
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Socio-economic reasons causing negative attitude towards wolves
At the recent Wolf conference of the NABU in Wolfsburg, Dr. Ketil Skogen from the Norwegian Institute of Nature Research
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Fieldtrips to the NP Gesäuse Wilderness are online
During the European Wilderness Academy Days, participants will have the opportunity to choose from three amazing field trips. The National Park
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