Toxins on the rise and how pollution builds up the food chain
Beneath the surface of our ponds, rivers, and oceans, a quiet danger builds — not through roaring storms or dramatic
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European Wilderness Society
World Nature Conservation Day 2025
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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The sea creature that refuses to die
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 today: animals take over while people rebuild
Fukushima, Japan, is going through a big change. Years ago, a huge earthquake and tsunami caused a nuclear accident at
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Unlocking Earth’s climate secrets from ancient ice
Deep in the polar regions, scientists are drilling into glaciers and ice sheets to study the past. These long cylinders
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The global decline of insects
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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How Naked Mole-Rats defy aging: Unlocking the secrets of longevity
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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How pollution affects animal evolution
In today’s rapidly changing world, pollution is one of the most significant threats to wildlife. Unlike any other species on
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Livestock on Alpine Pastures in Austria
The Austrian Alps represent a unique example of a mountain landscape where cattle farming has traditionally taken root. This phenomenon
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The strange and sinister world of parasitic plants
In the world of plants, most rely on the process of photosynthesis to produce their food. However, some plants have
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The green revolution in fighting pollution with genetically engineered plants
In recent years, scientists have made remarkable strides in harnessing the power of genetically engineered plants to address some of
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The Moon and Mars: Pioneering sustainable ecosystems beyond Earth
As humanity sets its sights on establishing a presence beyond our home planet, the pursuit of sustainable extraterrestrial habitats has
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Is the race for Ocean resources worth the risk?
The deep ocean, Earth’s final frontier, is home to fragile ecosystems that remain largely unexplored and, thus, mostly untouched by
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Podyjà – Wilderness in the Heart of Cultural Landscape
One of the European Wilderness Network partner from Czech Republic is Podyjà Wilderness. The European Wilderness Network representing Europe’s last Wilderness, was founded
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Thaya WILDRiver: A journey into wilderness
One of the European Wilderness Network partners from Czech Republic and Austria is Thaya WILDRiver. The European Wilderness Network representing Europe’s last
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Nature’s untouched beauty at Archipelago WILDCoast
One of the European Wilderness Network partner from Finland is Archipelago National Park.The European Wilderness Network representing Europe’s last Wilderness, was founded
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World Day to Combat Desertification and Drought 2025
Every year, on June 17, the world observes Desertification and Drought Day. This special day, launched by the United Nations
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How small towns and big cities are going zero waste
As the global environmental crisis deepens, communities around the world are turning to zero-waste living not just as a personal
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Green energy myths debunked
As the global demand for cleaner energy grows, so does the spread of misinformation. From coffee shop debates to online
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International Lynx Day
Every year, on June 11th, the world celebrates International Lynx Day—a day dedicated to honoring one of Europe’s most captivating
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