Massive Denial of Service Attack
In case you were surprised or wondering why our website was offline, we were attacked by an unknown organization with
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Author: Max A.E. Rossberg
Wilderness Workshop in Vilm, Germany
34 Wilderness Advocates, governmental representatives and NGOs met for three days in the Wilderness of the Island of Vilm to
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Wildnis im Dialog – Analyse-System für potentielle Wildnisgebiete in Deutschland
Analyse-System zur Definition und Zertifizierung von Wildnisgebieten in Deutschland Auf der Tagung „Wildnis im Dialog“ des Bundesamt für Naturschutz zur
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Annual conference of the Austrian Nationalparks
The Austrian Nationalparks held its annual conference during the last days hosted by the Nationalpark Neusiedlersee. The main topic was
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Film about the secrets of the Carpathian mountains
Erik Balacs, renown film maker of the film Wolf Mountains, just produced another great film showcasing the diverse wildlife of
Read MoreUpdated: Photos from the European Wilderness Days
The European Wilderness Days in MIttersill were a huge success. Great presentations from 55 Wilderness advocates from 22 countries including Australia
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WWF and the European Wilderness Society agreed to cooperate on Wilderness issues
At the European Wilderness Academy Days in Mittersill WWF Austria and the European Wilderness Society agreed to a far reaching cooperation
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COP4 Carpathian Convention, 23-26 September Mikulov
The European Wilderness Society is attending the Conference of Parties of the Carpathian Convention as an Observer. Under the Slovak
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European Wilderness Society invited by UNEP
NEP Vienna office and the European Wilderness Society seek for cooperation opportunities in order to improve the protection of Wilderness
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Javelin Sand Boa believed to be extinct since 1937 rediscovered in Romania
The Javelin Sand boa is the rarest snake species in Europe and the only boa species from the Old Continent.
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Boys in the wild
Children today spend on average close to 50 hours every week in front of computers, in social networks on tecting
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Swiss region Graubuenden demands easier shooting of wolves – especially wolf pups!
The Swiss Government, department of environment, opened the Swiss management plan for wolf and lynx in June 2014 for consultation.
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Is feeding bears a solution or a curse for human conflict situations?
The traditional wisdom is “A fed bear is a dead bear”. We tend to follow the traditional research by relocating
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Bear Daniza killed – her cubs are on their own in the Wilderness
The female bear Daniza was accidentally killed by the local authorities using a tranquilizer gun. Her two seven-month old cubs
Read MoreForeste Casentinesi Park, Italy joins the European Wilderness System
Where the trees touch the sky The Apennines’ mountains between Tuscany and Romagna, Firen- ze and the Adriatic coast, are
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Spanish government permits killing of 190 wolves
The Spanish government has given in to the pressure of farmers lobbying against wolves and permitted the killing of 190
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Female Grizzly bear with a cub will stay in the wild after fatal mauling of a hunter
As we are still sad about the killing of the brown bear Daniza in Trentino, an almost similar event occurred
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Can lions and humans be friends
As always it is matter of perspective. In this instance an animal that scares most humans can be a kitten
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Hiking in bear country
Lynn Rogers, a bear researcher for the past 40 years, and founder of the Black Bear Institute, has developed a
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Marine Wilderness under threat
Salt company Frisia Zout has been given the green light to mine salt from under the Wadden Sea, saying there
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