Respect nature – A workshop on minimal impact
All of us who cherish Wilderness and want to protect it for the future generations have much to do in
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Youth Green Conference starts soon!
Early October European Wilderness Society will conduct Austrian-Ukrainian Youth Green Conference 2019. The conference is now under active preparation jointly
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A decline in elk numbers because of too many nature enthusiasts
There has been a drastic decline in elk numbers in Vail, Colorado from over 1000 to just over 50. Scientists
Read MoreWILDArt Majella – How Wilderness and Art celebrated 10 years of Wilderness in Europe
WILDArt Majella was a full success! Almost 20 artists from Europe and the Untied States plus the team members of
Read MoreAttending Communication seminar for Interreg Projects
The European Wilderness Society is participating in the Communication seminar of Interreg Central Europe in Budapest this week. Here, we
Read MoreA victory for endangered otters – international trade ban
Over 100 countries have voted for stricter trade regulations of the endangered smooth-coated and small-clawed otter. Now, the two species
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Time to retreat from the coastline?
Recently, a new research paper was published in the journal Science, elaborating on whether we’ve come to the point where
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Room for more than 800 Dutch golden jackal families
While the first golden jackal (Canis aureus) family still needs to settle in the Netherlands, researchers calculated that there is
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The secret to being inspired is outdoors
Crystal clear mountain lakes, wet meadows and innumerable peat bogs, breathtaking peaks of the Hohe Tauern and Niedere Tauern mountains
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Not only the Amazon is burning
The wildfires in the Amazon are a ‘hot’ topic on the news and social media. After the fires were almost
Read MoreSleepless nights in the mountains
As a great outdoor enthusiast, I love living in the middle of the Alps in Tamsweg, as for me, nature
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Wild Photo Contest Trip
The winner of the Let’s Get Wild Photo Contest in the wildlife category Mr. Mauro Raunich, from Slovenia enjoyed two
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Record-high temperatures causing salmon die-off in Alaska
At the end of July, over 850 dead unspawned salmon were found in Alaska. However, the estimated size of the
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Howling for wolves in Slovenia
On the 19th of August 3 members of the European Wilderness Society drove to Postojna where we would participate in
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Microplastics taking over the world
Recently, a study showed that microplastic particles occur in the air in remote French Pyrenees. There were no anthropogenic sources
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The first glacier funeral
Iceland’s first glacier fell victim to climate overheating. Activists and scientists gathered on Sunday to say goodbye to the nation’s
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Cornwall taking a stand to help against Climate Change
Cornwall Council have announced the trailblazing project “Forests for Cornwall” to create 20 000 acre forest to combat climate change. The
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Ancient forest Punios silas in Lithuania under threat
Forest in Europe is permanently attacked. The excuses for heavily logging broadleaf and conifer forests are not only natural disturbances
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Will €500 Bounty on Wolves reduce Livestock Predation?
Recently, we have reported on the government approved emergency cull of wolves in Slovenia due to an increase in livestock
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The Biebrza valley needs our help!
Wetlands are disappearing from the landscape of Europe! The Biebrza National Park with the total area of 592.23 km2 is
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