A shepherdess respected by wolves on the Swiss Ramuz Alp
Herding sheep in the living room of the Calanda Wolf pack Shepherds and Shepherdesses often from South Tyrol or Germany
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Livestock
Switzerland pioneer in the use of social livestock guard dogs
We know that the wolf is making a comeback in Europe. Over the last years, the first individuals visited countries
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Wolf Plan France: a critical analysis
France recently started with the implementation of a new six-year management plan for wolves. An important statement from the Minister
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Four steps to solve wildlife conflict
The European Parliament’s Policy Department for Citizens’ Rights and Constitutional Affairs commissioned a study on Large Carnivores in Europe. The
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EU: Three common reasons used for killing Large Carnivores in Europe
The European Parliament’s Policy Department for Citizens’ Rights and Constitutional Affairs, at the request of the PETI Committee, commissioned a
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How Spain brutally reduces its wolf population
Viewer discretion recommended: Some of the images in this article might be disturbing for younger audiences. Iberian wolves are a
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Why is Norway killing wolves?
The wolf-conflicts are growing in Norway. Last moth, thousands of people protested against legal killings. The international petition to stop
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International protest against wolf killing in Norway
Last month, thousands of people protested all across Europe to stop the killing of the endangered wolf in Norway. The
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Worldwide protest on 19 -20 January against the Norwegian Government
The Norwegian animal organisation NOAH organises demonstrations against the massive wolf culling in Norway this winter and the wolf extinction
Read MoreFirst confirmed wolf in Belgium in 100 years
A radio-collared wolf from Germany has made its way into Belgium. A premiere, as this is the first confirmed evidence
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France implements new six-year Wolf Plan
Starting this month, France implements their new National Action Plan 2018-2023 for wolves and livestock owners. The plan focuses on
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Exclusive interview with a wolf
Ah, I see you brought your friends! He man, what’s up? Actually, they are not only my friends, it is
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Despite court order Norwegian environmental minister allows killing 42 wolves
Updated 15.12.2017 While the EU continued the protective status of the wolf in Europe earlier this month, Norwegian wolves are
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Clear statement from the EU against legal wolf hunting
Despite the continuing expansion of the wolf in Europe, in particular Central Europe, the EU Commission does not want to
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Why wolves became domesticated dogs
Ten thousands of years ago, the wolves’ ancestors used to live in the woods and Wilderness across the globe. Some
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Wolves return to Rome: Interview with Alessia De Lorenzis
After a 100 years of absence, the first wolf pack has returned to the vibrant city of Rome. This surprising news
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Wolf poster in 18 languages, now also in Gaelic and Serbian
Thanks to our Wilderness advocates around the world, we were able to add two more translations of our wolf poster
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Development of wolf population 2016
Thirteen more wolf packs in Germany The German Federal Agency for Nature Conservation (BfN) and the Documentation and Counseling Center
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Nabu Austria Press-conference: Give the Wolf a chance!
More than 20 journalists and three TV Stations attended the successful and highly informative press-conference organized by the Naturschutzbund Austria
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Wolf hybrids, friend or foe?
Hybrids are the result of two different species that mate with each other. Normally, these hybrids are born sterile. That
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