This week: Wildlife Film Festival 2018 in Rotterdam
This week is the next edition of the Wildlife Film Festival in Rotterdam, The Netherlands. From the 24th until the
Continue readingThis week is the next edition of the Wildlife Film Festival in Rotterdam, The Netherlands. From the 24th until the
Continue readingNew publications describe the impact of recent illegal logging in Bialowieza Forest, Poland. Direct and indirect impact on the Natura
Continue readingUpdate 1. January 2020 – We were just informed that the Ministry of Climate and the Environment of Norway has
Continue readingLast week, European Wilderness Society met with Jan Kozlowski from Adventureland Europe in Slovakia. Jan is doing a year-long hike
Continue readingThe wolf is a native species of Finland, but humans hunted it almost to extinction in the 1970’s. After it
Continue readingLarge carnivore populations face pressures in practically every European country nowadays. One of the countries where we still some of
Continue readingInternational cooperation is crucial when it comes to coexistence with wolves. Germany has been a permanent home for wolves about
Continue readingLast month, the German province of Lower Saxony published new data on the wolf population and damages. The results indicate
Continue readingYou can find Retezat Wilderness, partner of the European Wilderness Network, in the oldest National Park of Romania: Retezat National
Continue readingThe University of Applied Sciences in Eberswalde (Germany) is one of our long-term partners to advocate for Europe wildest places.
Continue readingGreat news has reached us from ASCEL, a Spanish association for the conservation of the Iberian wolf. For the past
Continue readingHiking 7 200 kilometres from Bulgaria, through Europe to western Spain. It sounds like quite a challenge, but Jan Kozlowski
Continue readingAlmost every day you will read about killed sheep, angry farmers, or poached wolves. The growing population of wolves in
Continue readingPeter Dettling is a nature photographer, who shows us the highlights of his 3-year long research in the Swiss Calanda region
Continue readingEuropean Wilderness Society was invited to the studio of ORF Salzburg Heute for a interview last week. The team and
Continue readingMore and more countries demand that the European Union changes the protected status of large carnivores. The Flora-Fauna Habitats directive
Continue readingWorrying developments concerning the Romanian governments approach to manage the protected areas have come to our attention. We want to
Continue readingThe European definition describes Wilderness as an area where nature is free to develop the way she likes. This means
Continue readingWe all know that dogs and cats do not always seem to get along very well. Dogs are often very
Continue readingMany foresters fear the outbreak of bark beetles, as they can have disastrous economic impact. The bark beetles live, as
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