Let’s get Wild school project in ORF TV series Newton
One of the educational projects from the European Wilderness Society is Let’s get Wild! This month we had another highlight in
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European Wilderness Society
Wilderness Academy 27-29 May 2019 – Save the date!
Dear Wilderness Friends. The European Wilderness Academy Days 2019 will be taking place 27-29th May 2019, in the UNESCO Biosphere Reserve
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Logging in Romanian virgin forest continues
The situation in Romania’s virgin forests is not good, and many forests are currently victims of illegal logging. For example
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Everything you need to know about Wilderness
Have you always wondered why Wilderness in Europe is so important? Or why it is necessary to have a common
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Go Wild! Stay Cultured! – Photo Contest
The European Wilderness Society’s partner CEEWeb for Biodiversity is organising a photography contest called Go Wild! Stay Cultured!. The contest marks
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Happy Howl-loween 2018!
The European Wilderness Society Team wishes all of you a Happy Howl-loween 2018. As our tradition, our team made another
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International platform for nature conservation
This year Carpathian Biosphere Reserve celebrates its 50th Anniversary. This Protected Area is the biggest partner of the European Wilderness Network.
Read MoreDealing with tourism in Wilderness
Last summer, European Wilderness Society auditors carried out a successful Quick-Audit in Thayatal National Park for the European Wilderness Network.
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Slovakian forests under threat – ‘That is enough!’
‘That is enough’, is the name of the public protest to protect Slovakian forest. The protest was scheduled for Saturday
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Watch our new video: WILDArt in Synevyr, Ukraine
We are thrilled to share with you our latest video about the WILDArt Plein Air that took place in Synevyr
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This week: Wildlife Film Festival 2018 in Rotterdam
This week is the next edition of the Wildlife Film Festival in Rotterdam, The Netherlands. From the 24th until the
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Human-wildlife conflicts are almost always human-human conflicts about wildlife
The European Wilderness Society attended the Pathways Europe 2018 conference in Goslar, Germany in September. This conference focused on the
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Camping in Wilderness
Camping is a typical way to experience Wilderness in the United States. In Europe, on the other hand, camping in
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Filming of a ORF Newton Episode on large carnivores in Austria
Today we are filming with the Austrian TV ORF a special episode of the science series Newton! The ORF also
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The challenges of Nature Tourism in Wilderness
Nature tourism seems to be an effective tool to support nature conservation, particularly in densely populated Europe. Generally speaking, nature
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Educating future Wilderness advocates
Update from 16th of October: Today education of Wilderness advocates continued at Uzhhorod specialized school 6 “Leader”. It was exciting
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Romanian conflict and coexistence with large carnivores
Large carnivore populations face pressures in practically every European country nowadays. One of the countries where we still some of
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Potential and chances of the Biosphere Reserve Lungau
Last week the Biosphere Reserve Lungau, home of the main office of the European Wilderness Society, organised the kick-off event
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Learning to track wolves in Germany
International cooperation is crucial when it comes to coexistence with wolves. Germany has been a permanent home for wolves about
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Winter is coming to the Lungau, our home!
We had the first real snow in the beautiful Biosphere Reserve Lungau, home to our office. It is the start
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