A study has identified areas in Sweden that, from a human perspective, are most suitable for the wolves to repopulate. There are approximately 400
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Wilderness Research and Science
Become a conservation project manager
The Frankfurt Zoological Society invites interested Master students and young professionals to the Frankfurt Spring School. The Spring School is an event from March
Risks to Albanian old growth beech forests
A paper identifying risks to old growth beech forests in Albania was recently published by Abdulla Diku, forest expert from PSEDA-ILIRIA organization, and Lulezim
Old growth beech forests identified in Albania
Abdulla Diku, forest expert from PSEDA-ILIRIA organisation, and Lulezim Shuka, Professor at the Department of Biology of the University of Tirana, recently published a
Plant-rich mountain peaks linked to climate overheating
A newly published study in Nature confirms that our mountain peaks get greener. The acceleration with which plants occupy new territory links to the rising
Researchers criticise the liaison between Politics and Science
A recently published study by Dr. Chris Darimont from the Geography department of the University of Victoria, Canada, and his international team, points out
The symbiosis of Wilderness and Research
Wilderness offers opportunities to research the unique attributes of nature and natural processes. Wilderness research and monitoring allows park managers to steward Wilderness and
Human impact on animal movement can lead to big problems
Ecological connectivity, an abstract term with huge impact on nature. We know that connectivity is crucial for healthy ecosystems. If we would only have small
Innovative technology for nature conservation
Last week, European Wilderness Society joined an event from WWF Romania in Bucharest. The event was a so-called hackathon. That means, you bring together
Wilderness in Europe conference- call for papers
In spring 2018, the University of Kassel (Germany) will organise a conference on the Wilderness in Europe. Currently, there is an open call for
National Park Austria Science Award: A Comparative Analysis of Selected Wilderness Areas in Central Europe.
How do we define wilderness in global and European contexts? Which categories and phases can we distinguish in Europe? What are the differences between
Wilderness at the Symposium for Research in Protected Areas, Salzburg
The 6th Symposium for Research in Protected Areas was held at the Faculty of Natural Sciences, University of Salzburg, Austria Nov 2-3. Researchers, protected area
Ausseer Naturraumgespräche: Taking action for peat bog’s unique ecosytems
5th Ausseer Naturraumgespräche On the 24 October, the European Wilderness Society attended the 5th Ausseer Naturraumgespräche with the topic “Between land and water – ecosystem peat bog”
Increased nitrogen deposition decreases biodiversity and threatens Wilderness
Prof Roman Turk already presented the negative impact of nitrogen levels emitted by large urban centres and the transportation sector as a major threat
Switzerland adapts to climate overheating
A landslide hit the village of Bondo last week in Switzerland, close to the Italian border. Eight persons are missing, rescue teams gave up
Weather extremes versus climate overheating
The American President Donald Trump is not a fan of Earth’s nature, we all know that. That our climate is changing due to human
Muránska planina in the 21st century
Ing. Jerguš Tesák has been in close contact with the beautiful nature of Muránska planina National Park since childhood. He had a wish to
The Wolf in the alpine cultural landscape – Conference and Exhibition
The Wolf in the alpine cultural landscape The presence of the wolf in Alps over the past twenty years is a reality which had
Mykola Chernyavskyy: Passionate Supporter of Wilderness
Mykola Chernyavskyy is an important Wilderness supporter, living in Ukraine. He studied forestry at the National Forest Technical University of Ukraine in Lviv, Ukraine and is
The Benefits of Wilderness
We are often asked what the benefits of Wilderness are, not only for biodiversity but for society in general. This process is reflecting a growing