Today: Servus TV Talk in the Hangar about the Wolf
Servus TV invited Christian Pichler from WWF, Kurt Kotrschal from the Wolf Science Center and Gudrun Pflueger from the European
Read MoreServus TV invited Christian Pichler from WWF, Kurt Kotrschal from the Wolf Science Center and Gudrun Pflueger from the European
Read MoreThe Walk on the Wild Side: Estimating the Global Magnitude of Visits to Protected Areas report from researchers in Cambridge,
Read MoreWe are delighted to announce that the U.S. Forest Service, in cooperation with the European Wilderness Society, is able to
Read MoreStewart “Brandy” Brandborg passed away last Saturday, surrounded by his family in his home in the Bitterroot valley. Brandy was
Read MoreEuropean Wilderness Society is keeping an eye on the progress regarding a planned huge ski resort in the Ukrainian Carpathians.
Read MoreEuropean Nature was and is significantly shaped by humans. Our actions alter our natural surroundings and traces of human influences
Read MoreFrom Boulder City at Lake Mead, Nevada, to Death Valley in Southern California on to Mammoth Lakes furhter North in
Read MoreOn Sunday April 8th from 10:00 to 12:00 o’clock, the South Tyrolean radio station Südtirol 1 host Sarah Benardi interviews
Read MoreDrastic but well researched idea being tested on Blackface sheep and Wild Boar One of the biggest challenge of the
Read MoreUpdate 3.4.2018: After constructive feedback from our followers, we have added more detailed information on the proposed law. Italy has
Read MoreVolunteering in nature conservation and Wilderness stewardship plays an integral part in connecting people with nature. It offers opportunities to
Read MoreGuter oder böser Wolf? Die Anti-Wolf- Petition von Landesrat Arnold Schuler bekommt urplötzlich Konkurrenz, wie die Sonntagszeitung „Zett“ in ihrer
Read MoreThe aim of this event was to get locals back on track to fight for their Wilderness and to stand
Read MoreThe Arthur Carhart National Wilderness Training Center in Missoula, Montana, offers wide-ranging training opportunities in the field of Wilderness, Wilderness
Read MoreA four-day training to meet other new Erasmus volunteers, share experiences and learn about Erasmus+. That took place last week
Read MoreMy time in the Bitterroot Valley not only exposed me to incredible, untouched nature but moreover got me in touch
Read MoreWilderness Watch was established in 1989 to make sure that designated Wilderness Areas and Wild Rivers are protected and managed
Read MoreMy talk at the University of Montana about Wilderness in Europe took a closer look onto the European definitions of
Read MoreThe logging pressure is increasing in Europe. The European Wilderness Society is receiving alarming messages from various corners of Europe. For
Read MoreOur colleague Nick Huisman joined the other European Volunteers from Salzburg during the monthly free time activity. The European Voluntary
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