Why do people love wolves?
Having read the growing number of comments on our blog about wolves, I get a feeling that an increasing number
Continue readingHaving read the growing number of comments on our blog about wolves, I get a feeling that an increasing number
Continue readingExperience from conducting European Wilderness Audits confirms that roads are one of the main barriers to designate high quality Wilderness.
Continue readingWilderness and strict non-intervention management are inseparable elements of nature and biodiversity conservation in a number of protected areas in Ukraine. Vlado Vancura
Continue readingRobert Frazier Nash, author of the essay ‘Island Civilization: A Vision for Human Occupancy of Earth’, proposes his plan for
Continue readingThe current network of roads across the globe has made it possible for humans to access almost every region on
Continue readingThe forests in Slovakian mountains are considered by many to be the landscape least impacted by humans in Central Europe,
Continue readingCelebrating the 10 year anniversary of the European Resolution on Wilderness, it can be said that the word Wilderness becomes
Continue readingArtificially planted spruce forests in the Czech Republic fall prey to bark beetles, biomass power plants threaten French forests, the destruction of old-growth forests
Continue readingSlovakia is one of the EU countries that still conducts legal wolf killing, despite strict protection. How much longer will Slovakia continue this?
Continue readingIt is not easy to understand the importance of protecting Wilderness if you do not have any first-hand Wilderness experience. Wildlife watching is a popular way to get such a Wilderness experience.
Continue readingThe current speed of destruction of the Fagaras primary forest is truly alarming. Researchers from from the Faculty of Forestry and Wood Sciences, Czech University of Life Sciences, in Prague conclude their several years of monitoring work with the statement that solutions are needed as fast as possible.
Continue readingMost of the European rivers already lost their wild character, and the handful remaining wild rivers are quickly disappearing.
Continue readingIn the last two weeks, Aevis Foundation, Slovakia, has organised a series of five meetings about natural tourism in Slovakia.
Continue readingAn important element of UNESCO is their project ‘Man and the Biosphere Programme’. This is at the core of the
Continue readingDo untouched, unrecognised and uncovered places in nature still exist in Slovakia? And if so, how do we use their
Continue readingThe 15 960 ha Majella Wilderness zone is located in the core zone of the Majella National Park, located in
Continue readingForests have always been a focus in nature conservation. Over the history of nature conservation, an extensive network of protected
Continue readingThe situation in Romania’s virgin forests is not good, and many forests are currently victims of illegal logging. For example
Continue readingWilderness is a subject of growing interest amongst society. Consequently, more and more people have an interest to learn about
Continue reading‘That is enough’, is the name of the public protest to protect Slovakian forest. The protest was scheduled for Saturday
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