Connecting communities: BEECH POWER project on TV
Seven partners from five countries worked for three years on the sustainable development of World Heritage Beech Forests. The project
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Project Updates
Online-conference: “World Heritage Beech communities – experiences, results and conclusions”: Register now!
To develop models for active participation of local and regional public authorities as well as civil society in the management
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How the Apollo butterfly can save entire ecosystems
The Apollo butterfly (Parnassius apollo) is one of the most threatened butterflies in Europe. Over the past 25 years, its numbers
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Erasmus+ Youth Green Conference 2021 project kicked-off!
Our next Erasmus+ youth education project has had a great virtual kick-off meeting. The European Wilderness Society met with its
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Take part in our fun EU Nature Quiz and Christmas chit chat!
Join us this Thursday, 17th December 2020 at 14:00 (CET), with our next online activity! Discover more about the role
Continue readingFilming livestock protection in Austria and Italy
For the newly approved project LIFEstockProtect, our team is in the field this week with a German television crew in Tirol
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Position available: WWF Project Officer on Species Protection
Are you interested to work on some of the wildest animals that Europe has to offer: the large carnivores? The
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LIFEstockProtect project on livestock protection approved!
The largest and most ambitious livestock protection project in the German-speaking region of the Alps has been approved. This means
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Sharing experience in sustainable tourism development between the Centralparks and CEETO projects
The Centralparks project team is always looking forward to sharing knowledge and experience with other projects, adopting successful practices and
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