World Bee Day 2025: Bee inspired by nature to nourish us all
Every year on May 20, people around the globe come together to celebrate World Bee Day, a moment to reflect
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Is the Earth on the brink of another Little Ice Age? A climate conundrum
The idea of a new “Little Ice Age” is a topic that has sparked curiosity and debate among scientists and
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Endangered Species Day
Endangered Species Day is observed every year on the third Friday of May. In 2025, this day will fall on
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Steller’s Sea Cow’s contribution to kelp forest ecosystem
Steller’s Sea Cow (Hydrodamalis gigas), a now-extinct marine mammal, once roamed the kelp forests of the North Pacific Ocean. Its
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Biocentric architecture supports nature
As climate change accelerates and biodiversity declines, architecture must evolve. Traditional human-centered design no longer meets the urgent demands of
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Diverse Paths of Agricultural Development Across Continents
Why did agriculture emerge in some parts of the world and not in others? Research has shown that the decisive
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World Migratory Bird Day highlights the need for global cooperation
Every year, millions of birds embark on long, perilous journeys across the globe. These migratory birds traverse vast distances between
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How soil microbes shape ecosystems and climate
Beneath the surface of every field, forest, and garden lies an unseen world that quietly supports life above. Soil microbes—tiny
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Revolutionizing urban spaces with Bio-Dome architecture
Bio-Dome Living is an innovative approach to sustainable urban habitats, drawing inspiration from natural ecosystems and applying ecological principles to
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How Biodiversity Shaped Human History
Fascinating research into the roots of human development reveals how biodiversity has played a decisive role in shaping the course
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Youth Green Conference 2025 – Advanced Planning Visit
Update: Advanced Planning Visit podcast is available now! You are welcome to listen: here! Finally all the Youth Green Conference
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Reed management and the role of prescribed burn, Part 2
European Wilderness Society is a part of the ALFAwetlands Horizon research project and is coordinating activities of the Austrian-Hungarian Living
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Reed management and the role of prescribed burn, Part 1
European Wilderness Society is a part of the ALFAwetlands Horizon research project and is coordinating activities of the Austrian-Hungarian Living
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Earth Day 2025
Earth Day, celebrated each year on April 22, is both a call to action and a celebration. It reminds us
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Wild Echoes of Podyjí
One of the European Wilderness Network partner from Czech Republic is Podyjí Wilderness. Podyjí Wilderness, located within the Podyjí National Park in the
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The natural evolution of Wild Lake’s wetlands
Nestled deep within the heart of Ukraine’s Carpathian Mountains lies a tranquil and enigmatic body of water known as Wild
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From farms to startups: How Austria is keeping youth in rural communities
As rural areas face the challenge of depopulation, particularly with young people migrating to cities for better opportunities, Austria is
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City Nature Challenge 2025: Your observations matter!
Every spring, the City Nature Challenge (CNC) brings cities worldwide together in a friendly competition to document local biodiversity. Founded
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The high stakes of Himalayan climate change: water, energy, and agriculture on the line
The greater Himalayan region, often referred to as “the roof of the world“, holds a profound significance in shaping the
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Empowering Austria’s youth for a greener future: A look at environmental engagement, Part 2
Beside European Wilderness Society, there are other initiatives empowering Austria´s youth for a greener future. CliMates Austria: Empowering young advocates
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