European Beech Forest Network response to UNESCO Complaint
The European Beech Forest Network expresses its concerns regarding the latest accusations against the Romanian government. It emphasises its arguments
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Author: Nick Huisman
Wolf remains protected by EU Parliament
Yesterday EU Commissioner Mr. Vella met with about 80 EU, national and regional parliamentarians in Brussels. In this inter-parliamentary conference,
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Tyrolean government also invests in herd protection
The Tyrolean coalition in Austria has published their government programme for the period 2018 to 2023. In this agreement, the
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Estonia chooses wolf as national animal
Estonian nature organisations chose the wolf as the winner over the beaver, badger, fox and hedgehog. The people proudly see
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Why we need proper herd management
Proper herd management does not only protect our livestock from predators, but also from extreme weather, diseases and injuries. The
Read MoreLarge Carnivore Exhibition opened in Ukraine
We have opened our Large Carnivore coexistence exhibition in Uzhhorod, Ukraine this week. The exhibition covers not only the golden
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The art of proper herd management
Wherever we find bear, wolf, golden jackal and/or lynx, we need to implement herd protection measures. When we go back thousands
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Swiss NGO for wolf protection and coexistence
In the picturesque municipality of Einsiedeln (Switzerland) we find our partner CHWOLF. The association is a private non-profit Swiss wolf protection
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Plant-rich mountain peaks linked to climate overheating
A newly published study in Nature confirms that our mountain peaks get greener. The acceleration with which plants occupy new territory
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Wolf tourism and citizen science
With the increasing media attention for the returning wolf, the curiosity for this animal grows as well. More and more
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Adventureland Europe: A 7200 km donation hike across Europe
Next month, two inspiring people from Germany start a unique and year-long project, named Adventureland Europe. Jan and Eva will
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EU Court of Justice: Bialowieza Forest logging violates laws
The European Court of Justice in Luxembourg has announced in their ruling that the Polish logging activities in the UNESCO
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Complexity of strict protection in National Park Sumava
Recently, European Wilderness Society visited National Park Sumava in the Czech Republic. One specific point of interest was a strictly
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WWF sues Norwegian state for killing wolves: next week in court
Twenty-eight. That is the number of wolves that hunters killed in Norway this winter. The hunters shot wolves both inside
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Exclusive episode 15: Young wolves on risky adventures
Peter Dettling takes us on a year-long adventure in Switzerland with his new series. ‘Once around the Sun with the
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Should we manage wolf populations?
The 21st century is the time of Artificial Intelligence, the time where cryptocurrencies thrive and people have learned that nature
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First European Wilderness Network Briefs published
We are publishing the first series of briefs for the partners of the European Wilderness Network. The European Wilderness Network has grown to
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Radio Südtirol1 Sunday Morning Show Feuer und Flamme with Sarah Benardi and Max Rossberg
On Sunday April 8th from 10:00 to 12:00 o’clock, the South Tyrolean radio station Südtirol 1 host Sarah Benardi interviews
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Exclusive episode 14: First sight of Calanda wolves
The series ‘Once around the Sun with the Calanda wolves’ started in early March on World Wildlife Day. In the
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Once around the Sun with the Calanda Wolves: A Web documentary of the famous Swiss wolf-pack
The Calanda wolf pack is almost a celebrity. Not only because of different scientific research, but mainly because it contradicts
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