Threatened leopard killed in southeastern Turkey
High quality of Wilderness is usually indicated by the presence of rare carnivores, in Europe this usual implies bear, wolf
Continue readingHigh quality of Wilderness is usually indicated by the presence of rare carnivores, in Europe this usual implies bear, wolf
Continue readingWilderness Specialist Group is looking for volunteer
Continue readingA recent CEEweb publication is focusing on forest Wilderness, dead wood and non-intervention management! Forest and other wooded land are
Continue readingGet used to the other Tatras. Strong, gusty winds, returned late last week to the Tatra National Park after almost
Continue readingMay 22 is designated as the International Day for Biological Diversity. Let’s celebrate this day with a few beautiful images
Continue readingJalovecka Valley is the last large fragment of Carpathian Wilderness with almost any visible human intervention.
Continue readingThis post promotes a short film, which describes the routes which lead to the unfortunate extinction of Siamese rosewood
Continue readingThe European Wilderness Society is partnering already for several months with the Association of Friends of National Park of Casentinesi Forests, Falterona Mountain and Campigna!
Continue readingSave the raptors is a project run in Bulgaria in order to save and increase the number of imperial eagle and saker falcon
Continue readingSeveral unfinished and abandoned construction and building projects proves that there is enough space in Europe to restore Wilderness and designate 5% of our land for natural processes! We shall not waste our land for unsustainable development.
Continue readingDespite of political turmoil Ukrainians are continuing to build up a link with European Wilderness Network. In the last weeks the National Park “Vizhnitsky” was the subject of quick Wilderness assessment. The result of this process is that the Park contributes to the European Wilderness Network with 2 153 ha of the high quality Wilderness.
Continue readingA simple powerpoint presentation shared through slideshare.net introduces the mantra and work of the European Wilderness Society
Continue readingA European Union co-funded research found widespread evidences of garbage in the ocean around Europe. Every sampling location has already been trashed before discovered!
Continue readingPeople naturally expect that Wilderness is homeland for many various species of wildlife, large and small. It is expected that Wilderness provides them safe conditions and home to the healthy life, particularly in the sensitive periods such as the breeding or mating season.
Continue readingThe Goldman Environmental Prize in 2014 was given to a person who made a lot for protecting Wilderness in Europe for future generations
Continue readingThe demand for ‘clean’ energy is growing fast and so does the number of water dams.
Continue readingThe Iberian lynx (Lynx pardinus) is a critically endangered species and symbol of Mediterranean Wilderness.
Continue readingPrice tagging nature will mean opening up Wilderness areas for unsustainable development, mining and extraction.
Continue readingWorking for the protection of Wilderness as an urban citizen! Make the Earth Day in 2014 a wild day
Continue readingOur partners from Foreste Casentinesi NP, Italy confirmed interest to become a member of the European Wilderness Network. Today they proudly present their Wilderness area…
Continue reading