How ESC Volunteering in European Wilderness Society Changed My Life
My volunteering experience has come to a gradual yet surprisingly swift conclusion. The past two months have been a whirlwind
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Author: Olha Krahel
From Aphrodite’s Birthplace to Smart Tourism Hub: Experiencing Pafos’ Unique Charms
In the framework of the SMARTOUR Erasmus+ project European Wilderness Society continues informing you about Smart and sustainable initiatives. One of them
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How Bear Diets Differed in the Ancient World
Imagine a world where massive bears roamed the land, each with a unique diet shaped to their specialized jaws. A
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Rethinking Reforestation: How Meadows Can Play a Crucial Role in Climate Action
In the wake of mounting climate concerns and the ever-increasing threats posed by deforestation, a new perspective on land use
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Sustainable Transformation: Seville’s Journey to Smart Tourism Excellence
In the framework of the SMARTOUR Erasmus+ project European Wilderness Society continues informing you about Smart and sustainable initiatives. One
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Kranj’s Path to Becoming a European Destination of Excellence
In the framework of the SMARTOUR Erasmus+ project European Wilderness Society continues informing you about Smart and sustainable initiatives. One
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The Power of Organic Farming in Vineyards
In recent years, mounting concerns about the impact of conventional agriculture on the environment, biodiversity, and human health have spurred
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Major Rise in Forest Disturbances Over the Past 70 Years: Threats and Opportunities
In the midst of lush green landscapes and breathtaking biodiversity, European forests have long been cherished for their ecological and
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Power Pylons: Extraordinary Oasis for Wildlife in Farmlands
When we think of power pylons, we often envision towering metal structures that carry electricity across vast landscapes. While these
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Canada Faces Ominous Wildfire Threat: It’s Time to Listen to the Fires
In a haunting wake-up call, the United States reflects on its own mistakes from 40 years ago, urging Canada to heed
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How trees could reduce death rate in European cities
The cooling effect of trees is well known, but no study has so far aimed to quantify how many premature
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World Nature Conservation Day
Today, on July 28th, we join hands to observe World Nature Conservation Day—a global event dedicated to the preservation of
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Wood – Austrian Miracle Worker
Wood reuse in Salzburg, Austria has reached an impressive level, with three-quarters of harvested trees being transformed into wood products
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A Month into Volunteering: A Ukrainian Student’s Enriching Journey with the European Wilderness Society
HelIo, I’m Olha Krahel and I’m very excited to share that I have been volunteering with the European Wilderness Society
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How the War has affected Ukrainian Protected Areas
War has devastating effects on both people and nature, and the ongoing Russian invasion in Ukraine has taken a toll
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Golden Jackal in Switzerland
At the beginning of June, a golden jackal was caught in a camera trap for several consecutive days at the
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