Today, on World Ranger Day, we celebrate the dedication, courage, and professionalism of rangers across the globe. As we mark

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Last week, the European Wilderness Society, as a proud hosting organisation for European Solidarity Corps (ESC) volunteers, participated in the

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Today we celebrate International Lynx Day and are happy to introduce you an artist, Pedro du Buf, supporting wild life

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European Youth Week 2026 is set to take place from 24 April to 1 May 2026, bringing young people, institutions

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In Baden-Württemberg, Germany, one of nature’s most remarkable ecosystem engineers is increasingly being treated as a problem to be removed.

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As a proud communication and Austrian partner of the ALFAwetlands Horizon research project, European Wilderness Society, provides update on recent

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Prehistoric societies thrived in expansive wilderness landscapes where, hunters and pastoralists often shared the same landscapes, with their life strategies

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Volunteers are vital for European Wilderness Society because they bring energy, diverse skills and international collaboration to help identify, protect

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Protective forests in mountain areas safeguard the environment and infrastructure from avalanches, landslides, wind, and fires. Today, however, they face

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Mass extinctions are among the most dramatic events in Earth’s history. Five major prehistoric crises — caused by sudden climate

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Observed annually on November 6th, the International Day for Preventing the Exploitation of the Environment in War and Armed Conflict

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Today we celebrate Sustainability Day – a moment to reflect on our relationship with nature, our consumption patterns, and the

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With the support of the Erasmus+ program, young people from Austria, Slovenia, Spain, and the Ukraine, gathered in Biosphere Reserve

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World Tourism Day, celebrated annually on September 27, is an opportunity to reflect on what traveling means to us. For

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On 22 of September European Wilderness Society, jointly with partners launched third edition of the Youth Green Conference. This time

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We are excited to confirm that the Youth Green Conference 2025 will take place from 22nd until 28th of September

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Food is more than just fuel—it’s the heartbeat of our cultures, communities, and economies. Yet, the way we grow and

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Recent research has uncovered a surprising helper in the fight to save coral reefs from climate change: single-celled microbes. Scientists

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In our rush to embrace renewable energy and save the planet from climate catastrophe, a disturbing pattern is emerging—one that

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The newly released Global Wetland Outlook 2025 (GWO 2025) delivers a powerful message: wetlands are disappearing faster than any other ecosystem, over

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When we think of fire, we picture towering flames, roaring heat, and smoke-filled skies. But across the globe—and often beneath

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This post is written by Lika Kvizhashvili. Every year on August 4th, nature lovers, conservationists, and bird enthusiasts come together

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Every year on July 31st, the world unites to celebrate World Ranger Day, a day dedicated to honoring the courage,

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Beneath the surface of our ponds, rivers, and oceans, a quiet danger builds — not through roaring storms or dramatic

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Every year on July 28, people around the globe come together to observe World Nature Conservation Day—a moment to reflect,

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In the vast, mysterious depths of the ocean, there lives a creature that seems to defy one of life’s most

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Fukushima, Japan, is going through a big change. Years ago, a huge earthquake and tsunami caused a nuclear accident at

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Deep in the polar regions, scientists are drilling into glaciers and ice sheets to study the past. These long cylinders

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Across the globe, a quiet catastrophe is unfolding. Insect populations—critical cogs in the wheel of ecosystems—are vanishing at an alarming

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Naked mole-rats, small and strange-looking creatures native to East Africa, have long fascinated scientists due to their remarkable resistance to

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