Zoning of pastures in Alps
The Alps is a vast mountain range that stretches across several European countries, including Switzerland, Austria, Italy, and France. It
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Author: Vlado Vancura
Parnassius apollo on rapid decline
Parnassius apollo, commonly known as the Apollo butterfly, is a beautiful and iconic species of butterfly found in Europe and
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Grazing is a part of cultural heritage
Cultural heritage made by men during centuries People living in Alps since the late Middle Ages grazed the cattle, sheep
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Dawn history of wetlands in Europe
Wetlands in Europe at the dawn of history used to be one of the dominant ecosystems. After the last glaciation
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Avalanches and forests
What is an avalanche? An avalanche is a quick and sudden slide of a large amount of snow down a
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International Beaver Day
International Beaver Day is a modern celebration. It started in 2008 when the group Beavers: Wetlands & Wildlife decided that
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Visualization of prehistoric forests
Searching for primeval forests Knowledge about prehistoric forests provides interesting information about the dynamics changes in the landscape. Changes that
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How to deal with the fear of the forests?
People feel fear from forest Many people when exploring the forest feel the fear. This is even more common when
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European beech is a unique tree
European beech once dominated Europe European beech is a unique tree. It used to be the most common broadleaved tree and
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Happy Birthday European Wilderness Society
Wilderness in Europe? 15 years ago, something like Wilderness would be unthinkable. Today it is reality. Since then the European
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Oulanka Wilderness and Oulanka WildRiver Briefs
Today we are publishing two new and up to date Wilderness Briefs about Wilderness in the Finland – Oulanka Wilderness and
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In memoriam: Dr Kathy MacKinnon
It is with enormous sadness that IUCN and the World Commission on Protected Areas announced the sudden passing of Kathy
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International Day of Forests
International Day of Forests is observed annually on March 21 to celebrate forests and create awareness about the forests’ importance and need
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World rewilding day
What does that mean? World rewilding day is a global reminder of the need to rewild parts of our planet. The
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Pre-history of European forest
To explore the pre-history of the European forest, we have to travel back almost 11,000 years in history. We will learn
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Food for livestock
Deforestation of Europe Europe used to be heavily forested. This has changed dramatically at a time when men occupied this
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Benefit of grazing for Parnassius apollo
Some butterflies species, including Parnassius apollo, have suffered several declines in population abundance. The result of that was a range
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Wetlands restoration in Slovakia
Wetlands are important Wetlands are a critical part of our natural environment. They are the vital link between land and water. They
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The roots of grazing in Stilfser Valley date back to centuries ago. Since then, for over 2000 years, grazing was
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Stewardship of Wilderness Stewardship of Wilderness is the careful and responsible leadership that maintains and uses the wilderness in a
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