Bear poaching in the Carpathian Biosphere Reserve
The Carpathian Biosphere Reserve in Ukraine is internationally well-known of its large area of old-growth beech forest, which is part
Continue readingThe Carpathian Biosphere Reserve in Ukraine is internationally well-known of its large area of old-growth beech forest, which is part
Continue readingKilling wolves and bears is the only solution to solve human-wildlife conflicts, says the Romanian Ministry of Environment. This statement
Continue readingIn collaboration with our Italian partner Eliante, on behalf Amici del Lupo, we want to address your attention to the
Continue readingThe provincial authorities of Trentino, in northern Italy, ordered to kill another bear of the local bear population. A hiker
Continue readingRomania is home to the largest number of brown bears in Europe, approximately 6,600 individuals. Recently the conflicts between bears
Continue readingWildlife observation is very attractive and very often the top tourism product offered by travel companies. It is also the
Continue readingIf you recall, back in September 2014, Bear Daniza was supposedly accidentally killed when authorities tried to catch her. Daniza
Continue readingAs a Wilderness advocate has informed us, Slovenia continues to allow the killing of wolves and bears. Already back in
Continue readingCoexistence of large carnivores and humans is a formidable challenge for conservationists world-wide (Treves & Karanth 2003). Carnivores cause economical
Continue reading“Never run from a bear”, is a motto of American ranger and bear expert, Gregg Losinski. Slovakia is a country with
Continue readingIt took more than 10 years of terse negotiating, protests, and debate, but last week a deal emerged for the
Continue readingThe bear population in the Ukrainian Carpathians is a mystery! Please also read: Main reasons for human brown bear encounters
Continue readingThis video shows a good tactic of tourists, somewhere in Russia, to avoid conflict with a bear. SING! Please also
Continue readingThe finnish photographer Lassi Rautiainen spotted an unusual get-togeher during his tours through the wild finnish countryside. His first thoughts
Continue readingWhat’s good for bears is good for Wilderness. What if it was possible to protect wild places by protecting a
Continue readingThe traditional wisdom is “A fed bear is a dead bear”. We tend to follow the traditional research by relocating
Continue readingThe female bear Daniza was accidentally killed by the local authorities using a tranquilizer gun. Her two seven-month old cubs
Continue readingAs we are still sad about the killing of the brown bear Daniza in Trentino, an almost similar event occurred
Continue readingLynn Rogers, a bear researcher for the past 40 years, and founder of the Black Bear Institute, has developed a
Continue readingSuccessful management has brought the Scandinavian brown bear (Ursus arctos L.) back from the brink of extinction, but as the
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