Russian-Ukrainian war. Chemical weapons in Mariupol and fish’s spawning season.
It’s been almost 1,5 months since the Russian Federation has attacked Ukraine. During this time the world saw not only
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European Wilderness Society
Ukrainian women-foresters in Austria
European Wilderness Society continues its engagement in Ukraine and is dedicated to its protected areas, especially to Ukrainian partners of
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German politician temporary handed his Twitter account to Ukrainian eco-organisation
The German politician and publicist, Yannick Haan, shared his Twitter account for a week with the Ukrainian environmental organization — Ecoaction. Please also read: Russian-Ukrainian war.
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Russian-Ukrainian war. Environmental news.
Russia’s war against Ukraine has been going on for more than a month. We continue to observe the situation and
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Ukrainian protected areas need your support
European Wilderness Society has a lot of partners of the European Wilderness Network in Ukraine. Moreover, number of them are
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Meeting with displaced Ukrainians in Lungau
On the 28th of March, the European Wilderness Society team met with displaced Ukrainians in Lungau to discuss possible cooperation
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Russian-Ukrainian war: Brave Ukrainian rangers and latest news about natural damages.
Bombs don’t know which areas are protected and soldiers don’t care about future sustainability of forests, fields and mountains. Russian
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Wilderness workshops for schools in Austria
The European Wilderness Society has created a diverse program of workshops for schools in Austria for the summer semester 2022.
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Final Event EFI-IFSA-IUFRO Global student networking and green jobs in the forest sector
The forest sector has been facing significant changes over the years including globalization, digitalization, changing societal demands and climate change.
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Russian-Ukrainian war: What happened to protected areas and ecology
In Ukraine more and more regions become war hotspots. Among them are protected areas. Pollution incidents have already put millions
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World Environmental Education Congress
On 14th of March the 11th World Environmental Education Congress started. This hybrid event will last for 5 days and
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Erasmus+ Youth Green Conference goes on!
We are glad to announce that despite Covid-19 challenges Erasmus+ Youth Green Conference 2022 (YGC 2022) project continues! We had to reschedule the
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International Year of Sustainable Mountain Development
The United Nations General Assembly proclaimed 2022 the International Year of Sustainable Mountain Development. Despite the progress in promoting the
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Register now for the conference ‘Transnational cooperation for the sustainable future of the Carpathian region’
The Carpathians belong to the most important European eco-regions. Biodiversity loss and increasing pressures threaten its outstanding natural values. Traditional approaches
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Chernobyl – an unlikely wildlife hotspot
When you think of havens for nature, Chernobyl might not be the first place that comes to mind. However, the
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Rules of feeding birds in winter
It is well known that not all our birds migrate to warmer climates in winter, with many species staying at
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Wildlife under threat due to Polish-Belarusian wall construction
Scientists and experts in the field of wildlife conservation call the European Commission to halt the construction of the wall
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New National Park in Ukraine
At the beginning of 2022 the President of Ukraine signed a decree officially creating the new Pushcha Radzivila National Park
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Open position at adelphi: “Manager Biodiversiät”
adelphi, an independent European think-and-do-tank for climate, environment and development is looking for a “Manager Biodiversität”. If you speak German,
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How mountain building influences biodiversity
Who would have thought that not only individuals but also planets could be affected by a midlife crisis? Once upon
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