Wolves to be killed by hunters in Spain
In March of this year, Lobo Marley, an association “Citizens for Wolf and the Rural World”, participated anonymously in the
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European Wilderness Society
Annual conference of the Austrian Nationalparks
The Austrian Nationalparks held its annual conference during the last days hosted by the Nationalpark Neusiedlersee. The main topic was
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Support the protection of wolf in Sweden
The attention of our Society was called to the proposal to issue hunting licenses of wolf killing in Sweden. The
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European Wilderness Society invited by UNEP
NEP Vienna office and the European Wilderness Society seek for cooperation opportunities in order to improve the protection of Wilderness
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Renown wolf expert Gudrun Pflüger, joins the European Wilderness Team
The international renown Wolf Expert is Europe´s  large carnivore and human coexistence focal point of the European Wilderness Society. 1972 born
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Threatened leopard killed in southeastern Turkey
High quality of Wilderness is usually indicated by the presence of rare carnivores, in Europe this usual implies bear, wolf
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European Wilderness Society verified by VCA
The European Wilderness Society has been accepted by the Verified Conservation Areas (VCA) Council as an auditor. The European Wilderness
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Gusty wind hit Slovakia, millions of tress uprooted
Get used to the other Tatras. Strong, gusty winds, returned late last week to the Tatra National Park after almost
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Europe’s Biodiversity – Isn’t it beautiful?
May 22 is designated as the International Day for Biological Diversity. Let’s celebrate this day with a few beautiful images
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The way to species extinction
This post promotes a short film, which describes the routes which lead to the unfortunate extinction of Siamese rosewood
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Working to save the raptors
Save the raptors is a project run in Bulgaria in order to save and increase the number of imperial eagle and saker falcon
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Citizens voice for European heritage – the European Wilderness Society
A simple powerpoint presentation shared through slideshare.net introduces the mantra and work of the European Wilderness Society
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Wilderness and Wildlife in Chernobyl in the Ukraine and Belarus
Chernobyl: The comeback of nature Who cannot remember what they did on April 26, 1986? I was driving with my
Read MoreIn search of the rarest cat on Earth
The Iberian lynx (Lynx pardinus) is a critically endangered species and symbol of Mediterranean Wilderness.
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Read MoreWolves return to Czech Republic
Our Society welcomes the return of wolf to Czech Republic as another great conservation success. However we have to prepare the society to accept the feared animal as part of the Czech landscape.
Read MoreWolf in the Alps: Conflicting Positions
Wolf is an important symbol of European Wilderness. Suitable conditions and tolerance of more and more people allows him to reoccupy new corners of Europe.
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Global Family of the Wilderness Societies!
The European Wilderness Society is part of a global family of the Wilderness Societies. Each one has a specific history but what link them all is to protect global Wilderness!
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Wilderness Advocates!
Wilderness Advocate are people committed to protect Wilderness! We need them more! The term ‘Wilderness Advocate’ was not very commonly
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New Wilderness vision for Europe
People asking this question probably expected a modest answer, which one might call a realistic target, but I don’t want to be realistic now. Our ambition is to be a European leader on Wilderness protection, and to be more visionary. What size or territory would be needed from moral point of view?
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