Why wolves became domesticated dogs
Ten thousands of years ago, the wolves’ ancestors used to live in the woods and Wilderness across the globe. Some
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Author: Nick Huisman
Exclusive interview with a Brown bear
Hi sorry, I see you’re eating, can I ask you some questions? Sure! If you don’t mind that I continue
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Why rivers should be wild, not dammed
We use rivers for many reasons, they provide us with water, food and a mode of transport. Over the last
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Wolf poster in 18 languages, now also in Gaelic and Serbian
Thanks to our Wilderness advocates around the world, we were able to add two more translations of our wolf poster
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Development of wolf population 2016
Thirteen more wolf packs in Germany The German Federal Agency for Nature Conservation (BfN) and the Documentation and Counseling Center
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Wilderness in Europe conference- call for papers
In spring 2018, the University of Kassel (Germany) will organise a conference on the Wilderness in Europe. Currently, there is
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Unique map of potential primary forests in Romania
The Carpathian Mountains in Romania are home to the biggest areas of remaining temperate primary forests within Europe. We can
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Wolf hybrids, friend or foe?
Hybrids are the result of two different species that mate with each other. Normally, these hybrids are born sterile. That
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Confirmed: Lynx Alus killed by humans
The German police from Upper Bavaria confirmed that people killed lynx Alus. During the autopsy of the body, investigators found projectile
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Wilderness is a unique laboratory for researchers
Research in protected areas contributes to our understanding of the dynamic processes of nature. It is a tool to justify
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Coexisting with Large Carnivores – Challenges and Solutions in European Parliament
Last month, the Federation of Associations for Hunting and Conservation (FACE) organised the event “Coexisting with Large Carnivores – Challenges
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Inspiring Symposium for Research in Protected Areas, Salzburg
To give you a short impression of the first day at the 6th Symposium for Research in Protected Areas, here
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Gudrun Pflüger visits Banff Mountain Film Festival in Canada
This week, our colleague Gudrun Pflüger is visiting the Banff Mountain Film + Book Festival in Alberta, Canada. The festival
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Wolves and elephants at Wildlife Film Festival Rotterdam
One of our Wilderness advocates visited the Wildlife Film Festival Rotterdam on behalf of the European Wilderness Society last weekend.
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Poland ignores EU Court and UNESCO, continues logging in World Heritage Bialowieza forest
Despite direct orders from the EU Court of Justice to ban all logging operations in Bialowieza forest, Poland continues logging
Read MoreOur Lithuanian wolf friends Gamtos Apsaugos Asociacija Baltijos Vilkas
Gamtos Apsaugos Asociacija Baltijos Vilkas care about the Baltic Wolf and Golden Jackal Over the last weeks, our colleagues Vlado
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Wildlife Film Festival Rotterdam 2017
Read all about the Wildlife Film Festival edition of 2018 here. Ever wanted to dive into the ocean with blue
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Wolf spotted in Dutch nature reserve!
For the third time this year, a wolf has found its way into the Netherlands. Officials confirmed that a lone
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A glimpse of the lynx
Internationally awarded and professional photographer Laurent Geslin is trying something almost impossible. For almost ten years Laurent is chasing the
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Wolf poster now available in 16 languages incl. Romanian, Polish, Hungarian, Lithuanian, Latvian and Albanian
Our poster on how wolves restore nature’s balance in Europe is now available in Romanian, Polish, Hungarian, Lithuanian, Latvian and
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