Biodiversity loss impacts our food security
The Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) published a detailed assessment report addressing the impact of biodiversity
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Author: Nick Huisman
Comeback of the Cantabrian brown bear
The Cantabrian brown bear population is on the increase. One of only two populations of brown bear found in South Western Europe, the population is under strain because of the isolated area they live in.
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Visiting the Austrian Ministry of Sustainability and Tourism
The European Wilderness Society had its international team meeting last week, where we discussed a lot of different topics. One
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WILDArt exhibition in Tamsweg
The European Wilderness Society opened the WILDArt exhibition together with many visitors in Tamsweg, Austria in February 2019. The exhibition
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Youth in action for better climate
There is a movement developing, where students skip school to demonstrate for a better climate. Tens of thousands continue to protest every week!
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Carnivores crossing borders
Long-distance travelling is important to ensure healthy survival of many animals species, but becomes more difficult due to human activities.
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Wolf officially settled in the Netherlands
It is another milestone in the movement towards a more nature-friendly society in one of the busiest Western European countries.
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Golden jackal shows up in Geneva, Switzerland
First video footage confirms once more the presence of this wild dog-like species in the Geneva region of Switzerland.
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Wild predators improve human well-being
It is not the first thing that comes to mind, but researches published new results that the presence of wild predators benefits human well-being.
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Scientists discover new wolf species
Researchers compared mDNA of different jackals with wolves, leading to the rediscovery of an ancient lineage of wolves, living in Africa.
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Communicating for human-wolf coexistence
Should we always try to solve conflicts, or should we try to coexist with a certain conflict level? Read more about this interesting vision.
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Poland celebrates bison’s 90th anniversary by killing 40
In 2019, Poland is celebrating the 90th anniversary of the return of the European bison with a consent to kill 40 individuals.
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First ever wolf visits Liechtenstein
The first official records prove the presence of wolves in Liechtenstein. A camera trap has captured the wolf there for the first time ever.
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Celebrating Wilderness in 2019
This year is we are celebrating Wilderness across the world, with anniversaries, events, workshops, activities, audits and much more!
Read MoreBeaver back in Italy after 450 years
Wildlife researchers were able to capture an pioneering beaver several times with camera traps in the Friuli-Venezia Giulia region.
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The impermanence of protected areas
Is simply a designation of Protected Areas sufficient? Many seem to be susceptible to change in size and status over time.
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Wolf zones are no longer safe for Norwegian wolves
The Norwegian government decided to kill an entire wolf pack in a wolf protection zone close to the Swedish border.
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Viterbo Declaration for beech forests
The Viterbo Declaration has been signed by 80 scientists and experts, aiming for the safeguarding of functional beech forest ecosystems across the world.
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The future of the Iberian wolves
The wolves on the Iberian Peninsula, in Spain and Portugal, form a unique population of wolves in Europe. The future
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South-American bird destroys German crops
While many farmers and livestock owners worry about damages from wild boars and wolves, some farmers in Germany worry about
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