Hunting cannot replace the role of the top predators
Large carnivores, as predators at the top of food chains, have many direct and indirect positive effects on ecosystems. Therefore
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Author: Vlado Vancura
Wilderness Conservation in Rural Europe
Wilderness conservation in rural Europe affects rural areas. Sarah Guhr, from University of Edinburgh in her interesting dissertation work focused on Wilderness conservation
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Livestock Grazing and Wilderness
Livestock grazing and Wilderness. Domestic livestock grazing in Wilderness is contraction to the Wilderness concept! Livestock grazing degrade Wilderness landscapes, threatens
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Wilderness and tourism in Altai Mountains, Kazakhstan
Wilderness quality of Altai Mountains can become an important asset of effort to develop tourism as a part of sustainable development
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Wilderness and hunting
Wilderness and hunting – lessons learned in Italy! Analysis worked out by Kevin Cianfaglione and Antonella Giordanelli. Wilderness and hunting: two difficult
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Active and non-active management
Active & non-active management are two reciprocal and combining management approaches to protect biodiversity. It is already clear for many managers
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What is the Wilderness continuum?
The Wilderness continuum is the answer to the challenge on how to protect European Wilderness and therefore protect the areas in Europe
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What is European Wilderness Network?
The European Wilderness Network (EWN) is network of European Wilderness designated and managed for preservation in their natural condition. It is
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Ecological connectivity between Alps and Apennines
Ecological connectivity between Alps and Apennines (Alps App project) running by Cooperative Sociale Eliante Onlus, Italy is an important cornerstone of Pan
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Workshop on Wilderness in Prague, Czech Republic
Welcome to the Czech Wilderness! Wild waterfalls flowing from mountain tundra in the Giant Mountains, thousands of flowers at the
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Threatening Wilderness in World Heritage Network
Harmful industrial activities are threatening our Wilderness heritage even in protected global networks such as a World Heritage network! That
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Blood does not buy goodwill
The article ‘Blood does not buy goodwill: allowing culling increases poaching of a large carnivore’ was published in the Proceedings
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Val Grande – Wilderness & museum of colonization
”Val Grande is an unique example of Wilderness in Alps (Italy) and simultaneously also attractive open air museum of colonisation”
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Wilderness Experts Exchange Programme is heading to Ukraine
Wilderness Experts Exchange Programme is heading next week to the Wilderness in Ukraine with a focus on exploring beech forest
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How Wilderness Services Support Wilderness Values (1)
How Wilderness Services Support Wilderness Values Wilderness areas are part of the natural capital of a region or landscape. Natural
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Enlarging no-hunting wolf zone in Slovakia
While preparing a document on transboundary conservation efforts between Slovakia and Hungary, I came across with an interesting example of
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Implementing a European Wilderness Resolution
The European Parliament (EP) adopted a Wilderness Resolution (hereafter referred to as the Resolution) on 3 February 2009. The huge
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Saving large carnivores
Young, independent professional expert about landscape, strategic assessment and natural restoration Mr. Dario Botti Landscape & Environment Architect is sharing
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Exclusive Wilderness trip to the Ukraine
We invite you to an exclusive Wilderness trip into the Ukrainian Carpathians. We will visit some of the finest wild areas
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Festival “Mountains and the City”
Festival “Mountains and the city” is an important event in the life of Bratislava, Slovakia… Alan Formánek, Programme Director. Alan
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