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Wilderness is not just a resource to be development but it has many human, natural and economic benefits that are not well understood to the general public.
Read MoreWilderness is not just a resource to be development but it has many human, natural and economic benefits that are not well understood to the general public.
Read MoreExcluding extractive use such as hunting and fishing or collecting non timber forest product such as berries, nuts and mushrooms are important criteria to meet Wilderness quality standard.
Read MoreThe US National Park Service has recently published the ‘2012 National Park Visitor Spending Effects report’. The study shows that the whole National Park System (NPS), which is largely Wilderness!, received over 282 million recreation visits.
Read MoreThe Costa Rican News agency has just reported about a study conducted by US researchers, which suggests that ecotourism has a positive impact on poverty reduction.
Read MoreThe Board of our society decided to join Europe’s new conservation vision on the 16th of January (see here). This decision not only meant that our entity signed up for The Vision for a Wilder Europe document, but also an active contribution to the actions defined in this vision.
Read MoreWe were informed today, that the PAN Parks Foundation Board of Directors has been advised by the appointed liquidator to enter bankruptcy proceedings
Read MoreARPATICA offers a wildlife watching and nature tours in Eastern Carpathians (Slovak-Poland).
Read MoreIn the municipality of Apatin, Serbia, not far from the settlement the bodies of 4 dead white-tailed eagles (Haliaeetus albicilla) were found. The birds were likely poisoned.
Read MoreSince leaving the business world in 1989 he dedicated himself to environmental activism and land conservation.
Read MoreOn the other part of the World headlines like these show that Bisons are actually coming back as a food source raised by ranchers and sold to quote: “
Read MoreThe Pyrenean desman (Galemys pyrenaicus) is a small semiaquatic nocturnal mammal related to moles and shrews, and is one of only two surviving species of the tribe Desmanini.
Read MoreHowever the power of Wilderness is first of all the ability to touch the hearts of people… in the following quotes, people are telling us how they feel about Wilderness.
Read MoreUNESCO has a great online training seminar for “teaching and Learning for a Sustainable Future“. It starts with the basic
Read MoreThe European Wilderness Society is quite a new initiative, which is very much based on the enthusiasm of a few
Read MoreThe Nationalpark Kalkalpen with 15 600 ha of Wilderness and the Nationalpark Hohe Tauern Salzburg with 9 136 ha of
Read MoreThe WWF Austria has prepared a map of areas with high Wilderness potential that could meet the criteria of the
Read MoreHowever way from the main cities and right at the border with Poland, Slovakia and Hungary, the Ukrainian Carpathians are among the most remote – and certainly among the most Wilderness rich – areas the country has to offer. A tiny fragment of the 1,500-kilometre range of mountains stretching in an arc from the Czech Republic to Serbia via Poland and Romania, they occupy the westernmost corner of Ukraine and host their share of the wildlife – wolves, bears, lynxes and a variety of plant species – for which the Carpathians are famous.
Read MoreWe are in the final stages of producing the first issue of our quarterly European Wilderness Journal. We have collected
Read MoreGreat news that Slovakia finally intoduces a hunting ban in Western Slovakia bordering Poland and Czech Republic in order to
Read MoreOur society’s Board had a meeting in Vienna on 16 January and we made a milestone decision to join the
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