Animal mutualism: nature’s win-win relationships
Mutualism is a fascinating aspect of ecology where two different species interact in a way that benefits both parties. Unlike
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Colchic rainforests and wetlands in Georgia
Kolkheti National Park, located in the historical region of Colchis in western Georgia, is a protected area of immense ecological
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Threats of the frequent forest fires
In recent years, central Europe has witnessed a worrying rise in the size and frequency of forest fires. That is
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The endearing giant panda: a symbol of conservation
The giant panda, with its distinctive black-and-white fur and gentle demeanor, is one of the most beloved animals in the
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Wetland experts come together at the SERE Conference in Estonia
European Wilderness Society is a partner of the ALFAwetlands – Restoration for the future Horizon Europe project and is glad
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Anniversary of Wilderness Act of 1964
The Wilderness Act 1964, a landmark U.S. environmental law, was authored by Howard Zahniser, a passionate advocate for wilderness preservation.
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New volunteer – Jana!
Hey, my name is Jana and I will be volunteering with the European Wilderness Society. After my education time, where
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My Volunteering Experience: Aurélien Rinaudo
My name is Aurélien Rinaudo, and I am a French student. I completed a European Solidarity Corps (ESC) program for
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Biodiversity in Forest Ecosystems
Forests are often described as the lungs of the Earth, but they are also much more than that. They are
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Hay production in Lungau
The agricultural model of Lungau is characterized by numerous small family farms. These farms, often of modest size, are typically
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The Importance of Lungau’s Forests: Ecological Balance and Management Challenges
This post is written by Aurélien Rinaudo. Introduction The forests of Lungau play a crucial role in both the
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Dublin: 2024 European Capital of Smart Tourism
SMARTOUR or the SMART Tourism Skills Initiative ERASMUS+ project is contributing to the further SMART tourism development. The main objective
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The Effect of Climate Change on the Apollo butterfly
This article is the second in a two-part, scientifically-based series on Parnassius apollo by Maureen Nieuwschepen Worldwide climate change effects
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Hiking around Tamsweg
Volunteering in a mountainous area has numerous advantages, especially for those who enjoy outdoor activities like hiking. Around Tamsweg, there
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LIFE Apollo2020 Partner Meeting & Monitoring Visit in Saalfelden, Austria
EWS is a partner of LIFE Apollo2020, dedicated to the conservation of the Apollo butterfly in Austria, Poland, and Czechia.
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Migratory History and Ecology of the Apollo butterfly
This article is the first in a two-part, scientifically-based series on Parnassius apollo by Maureen Nieuwschepen Origin and migratory history
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Pollination: Meaning, Importance and How It Works
Pollination is a critical biological process involving the transfer of pollen grains from the male part (anther) of a flower
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Nocturnal Animals: The Secret Lives of Nighttime Creatures
As the sun sets and darkness covers the earth, a hidden world comes alive. This is the realm of nocturnal
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World Ranger Day
World Ranger Day is celebrated annually on July 31st to honour and appreciate the dedication of rangers worldwide. World Ranger
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The History of Agriculture and Forests in Lungau
The Origins of Agriculture 10,000 years ago, in the Fertile Crescent, humans began to domesticate their environment and certain species
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