International Forest Ecosystem Management – a 20 year anniversary
The University of Applied Sciences in Eberswalde (Germany) is one of our long-term partners to advocate for Europe wildest places.
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Germany
What your donation supports: A glimpse into our daily work!
We often receive inquiries from especially students, but also donors: How does a normal workweek in a nature conservation non-profit
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Wolf pack established on Dutch-German border
Over the last years, the number of wolf-sightings in the Netherlands increased a lot. More and more single individuals, mostly
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WILDArtist Henk Kuipers photographed Königsbrücker Heide Wilderness
Henk Kuipers is a Dutch Photographer and Artist participating in the European Areas of Inspiration. Liset van Dommelen is an
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Germany could reach 2% Wilderness
The German government and several environmental organisations are working on an ambitious goal for 2020. They aim to have Wilderness
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20th Anniversary of Hainich National Park
Congratulations to Hainich National Park, who are celebrating their 20th Anniversary this month! The National Park had an enchanting celebration
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Radio Südtirol1 Sunday Morning Show Feuer und Flamme with Sarah Benardi and Max Rossberg
On Sunday April 8th from 10:00 to 12:00 o’clock, the South Tyrolean radio station Südtirol 1 host Sarah Benardi interviews
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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
Read MoreParticipate in the International Wilderness Ranger Academy 2018 in the United States
We are delighted to announce that the US Forest Service in cooperation with the European Wilderness Society invites four (4)
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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
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First lynx discovered in Hainich National Park
Although the first lynx recordings in Hainich National Park were back in 2014, camera traps were able to capture this
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Developing projects for Interreg, Erasmus and more
Over the last months, the European Wilderness Society worked closely together with international partners to prepare several multi-year projects. The
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Meeting of the Carpathian Sustainable Tourism Centers
On the 25 and 26 of January, 2018 European Wilderness Society will join the meeting of 3 Carpathian Sustainable Tourism
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German farmers demand the killing of wild boars because of the African swine fever
The African swine fever is spreading via Western Europe from Russia and the Baltic area for some years already. The
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Educational material on Lynx
The European Wilderness Society attended the presentation of new material on the lynx in Munich. The magazine was produced by
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The shortage of Marine Wilderness in Europe
The number of Marine Protected Areas significantly increased in the last years. The experience shows that very general and globally
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European Wilderness Society Objectives 2018
Ambitious 2018 Plan We will release in January our biennial report, the new issue of the European Wilderness Journal, a new
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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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