Killing the Baltic Sea
The Baltic Sea is suffering from a lack of oxygen. Poor oxygen conditions on the seabed are killing animals and
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Author: Vlado Vancura
Reward your Wilderness hero
Wilderness protection requires more attention and there are several people across Europe working on generating the necessary public attention. There
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Wilderness Advocates!
Wilderness Advocate are people committed to protect Wilderness! We need them more! The term ‘Wilderness Advocate’ was not very commonly
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New Wilderness vision for Europe
People asking this question probably expected a modest answer, which one might call a realistic target, but I don’t want to be realistic now. Our ambition is to be a European leader on Wilderness protection, and to be more visionary. What size or territory would be needed from moral point of view?
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The last roadless valley in Slovakian Carpathians Mountains!
We consider the Slovakian Carpathians mountains as the last extensive areas with wild nature and Wilderness. The truth is that
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Victory for whales – whalehunting not scientific research
Through its most recent decision, the International Court of Justice ruled Japan’s Southern Ocean Whalehunting is not scientific research. The
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Enjoying real darkness
Our team at the European Wildernsss Society was wondering how the Earth Hour can actually benefit Europe’s Wilderness.
Read MoreIssue of Wilderness size vividly discussed!
The issue of the size for European Wilderness areas is a complex topic and was vividly discussed by the international team of experts.
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Wilderness management in Natura 2000
Workshop on Wilderness management in Natura 2000 Vlado Vancura, Director Wilderness Development and Max A. E. Rossberg, Chairman of the
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Human impact on megafauna
The picture drawn at the conference is not really nice about our behaviour.
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Hunting of wolves in France returns
Conservation groups furious as government allows limited hunting of protected grey wolf amid rise in attacks on farm animals.
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Water empowers Wilderness
Water fills our wetlands, which includes lakes and rivers, swamps and marshes, wet grasslands and peatlands, oases, estuaries, deltas and tidal flats, near-shore marine areas, mangroves and coral reefs, and human-made sites such as fish ponds, rice paddies, reservoirs, and salt pans. 22 March is designated as World Water Day by the UN.
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Protecting forest is protecting life
“As we deliberate on the post-2015 development agenda, let us acknowledge the vital role of forests and pledge to work together to protect and sustainably manage these vital ecosystems.”
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Prespa National Park is an excellent potential Wilderness!
Step-by-step but steadily the network of the European Wilderness Society is growing! Additional area Prespa NP with 3,600 hectares of Wilderness confirmed their membership!
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Why is Wilderness fundamentally important for wildlife?
Someone can argue that wildlife can live in the environment pretty highly used also by humans anyhow and even in areas without natural predators!!
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Wilderness in Zacharovanyy Kray (Enchanted Land), Ukraine
The enchanted Land Nature Nature Park is featured by significant biodiversity.
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Poor Wilderness management and its consequences
Nevertheless even in this time (which we hope future generations will call as the awakening of European Wilderness movement) there is a lack of trained Wilderness managers in Europe.
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Brandenburg Wilderness Foundation
The Brandenburg Wilderness Foundation took the opportunity to establish Wilderness zones on the sites of four abandoned former military training grounds.
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Urbanising wildlife – Wolves slaughtered in Italy
The 18-month-old male wolf was run over by a driver between Airasca and Volvera, south of Turin, Torino Today reported.
Read MoreOn the wrong side of nature: Logging trees in Tasmania
Has Tony Abbott ever heard of the so-called green economy?
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