Wilderness in Julian Prealps Natural Park, Italy
The European Wilderness Society just returned from a first visit to discover the Wilderness potential in Julian Prealps Natural Park
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Author: Nick Huisman
Successful WILDArt exhibition prolonged
Because of success the European Wilderness Society and the municipality of Tamsweg have decided to extend the duration of the
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Ongoing river destruction in Romania
The following message from the ‘Group of local Initiative – The Coalition for Biodiversity’ has come to our attention, which
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New natural forests for Germany
In central Germany, within the province of Hesse, a new natural forest will start to develop. Within the designated size
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United Nations: 1 Million species at risk
The United Nations have drafted a report on the human impact on natural resources and species risk of extinction. On
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Italy rejects demand for wolf killing
The Italian government has taken the decision to reject demands from Italian farmers to kill wolves. Instead, the Italian government
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Celebrating 40 years of EU Birds Directive
The European Union is celebrating the 40th year of existence of the European Birds Directive. It is the most powerful
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Last year for wild bison in Germany
Back in 2010, people started an ambitious project to bring the wild European bison (Bison bonasus), also known as wisent,
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Is history repeating for Scandinavian wolves?
Back in the early 1800’s, the Scandinavian wolf population was healthy and strong. This soon changed because of hunting, killing
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Safeguarding natural oases in Italy
The European Wilderness Society wants to share with our Wilderness advocates. This organisation launched a fundraising with the goal of
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Shock collaring wild wolves to solve livestock protection?
April 1, The depredation of livestock by wolves is increasingly becoming an issue, especially to the thousands of small sheep
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Who are the ecosystem engineers?
Some animals impact their surroundings drastically. Not only can they impact the presence of other animals, they can literally shape
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European Wilderness Society joins International Ranger Federation
The International Ranger Federation is a non-profit organisation to support the important work of rangers in the field of nature
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How the Wallachians changed the alpine treeline
You might not have heard from the Wallachians before, but they shaped many of the alpine regions in Europe as
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Will Finland listen to science for updating their wolf management plan?
Finland is leading the charts in areas such as technological innovation, standard of living and access to education. However, according
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Interreg DTP 3rd call in numbers
The 3rd call for proposals from the Interreg Danube Transnational Programme closed recently. European Wilderness Society has submitted a project
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New Interreg project starting on UNESCO Beech Forests
We are thrilled to announce that the European Wilderness Society will be starting soon with a transnational and multi-year Interreg
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Wolf-free zones will not work, here’s why
With the wolf population steadily growing in Europe, wolves are expanding again to new territories. As wolves can easily travel
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Interreg project submitted on Danube Ecotourism
This week, European Wilderness Society has submitted a project idea to the 3rd call of the Interreg Danube Transnational Programme.
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Last days to sign for #ProtectWater
Have you signed already? So far, over 345,000 citizens took part in the EU wide campaign #ProtectWater! This campaign is
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