Update from 16th of October: Today education of wilderness advocates continued at Uzhhorod specialized school 6 “Leader”. It was exciting and teenagers learnt more
Training
Save the Date for the U.S. Wilderness Ranger Academy 2019!
We are delighted to announce that the U.S. Forest Service, in cooperation with the European Wilderness Society, is able to host several European Rangers
Ukrainian Teacher Wilderness Training
The active summer vacation is coming to an end and schools are ready to start again. The Uzhhorod Department of Education organised the educational conference
Lets get Wild School classes visited Nationalpark Kalkalpen Wilderness camps
100 Children visited a Wilderness Camp As the hugely successful “Lets Get Wild” school project is coming to an end after almost three years,
European Wilderness Society bietet Leave No Trace Kurse an
„Leave No Trace“ geht auf die Naturschutzbewegung in den USA zurück, die auch für den Wilderness Act verantwortlich ist: 1964 unterzeichnete Präsident Johnson das
European Wilderness Society offers Leave No Trace training seminars
Please also read: Why Leave No Trace is necessary in Wilderness The 7 Principles of Leave No Trace The 2-day Trainer course took a
Large carnivore exhibition -most wanted!
Our Large carnivore exhibition which was opened for the first time on the 08 of May this year and had a great success, continued
Students rap Wilderness songs
As the European Wilderness Society Wilderness Education initiative Lets Get Wild supported by the Austrian Ministry for Sustainability and Tourism is coming to its climax,
Now: Wilderness RAP Videos about Austria’s National Parks and Wilderness
The Let’s get wild – an European Wilderness Society school project in cooperation with Austrian National Parks supported by the BMNT, is a project
Experience Wilderness in Russia
The European Wilderness Society aims to identify, designate and steward, but also promote European Wilderness, WILDForests, WILDRivers, WILDCoasts and WILDIslands. Promotion of European Wilderness includes
Megaphone built to hear nature
A group of architecture students from the Estonian Academy of Artsunder the guidance of the interior architect Hannes Praks built giant wooden megaphones to permit hikers to listen to the sounds of nature but they will also double as a sitting and resting area, and can be used as a stage for small events.
Cooperate to educate on nature conservation
Although nature conservation organisations all strive for a similar goal, most of them mind their own business. However, performing training sessions and hosting seminars
Let´s talk about wilderness in English in Ukraine!
On the 6th of December, 2017 European Wilderness Society conducted English-speaking teens club meeting, hosted by the Window on America Uzhhorod. It was a
15 schools with 350 students visited the Let’s get Wild workshops already
So far more than 15 school classes and all their teachers have learned all about Wilderness, Austria´s Nationalparks, Sustainable Forestry, Climate Change and the
Slovakian safety experts receive Wilderness training
The Slovakian company ANTES GM, Ltd. from Trencin approached the European Wilderness Society a few months ago. Their request was if the European Wilderness
Wilderness Education in Ukraine
European Wilderness Society puts a lot of efforts towards wilderness education in different European countries for different target audience: adults and kids, professional nature
Lets get Wild School project: First 150 students
In a BMLFUW sponsored project, the European Wilderness Society is visiting many schools across all of Austria and teaching them all about Wilderness, Forests,
First Ukrainian Wilderness Advocates nominated
Wilderness Advocates are individuals supporting Wilderness, WILDForest, WILDCoasts, WILDRivers and WILDIsland. They do it by increasing awareness and promoting the areas with passion. Wilderness Advocates
Life-size Bear, Wolf, Lynx and Golden Jackal wooden displays
Ready for the first workshop with 150 school children as part of our Let´s get Wild school project in Austria, the European Wilderness Society
Experience and enjoy the treetop trail
Walk among the treetops, between 8 and 25 meters above the forest floor, and experience untouched nature from a unique perspective on a 1,300