Should we manage wolf populations?
The 21st century is the time of Artificial Intelligence, the time where cryptocurrencies thrive and people have learned that nature
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Italy
Fourth excuse to kill wolves emerges: Italy starts to kill natural crossbreeds
Before you dive into this article, let us define some terminology. This article is about wolf-dog crossbreeds, which you probably
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Scientists and organisations demand Italian President to save forests
The Italian government recently approved a controversial legislative change in the national Forest Law (Law 28, July 2016, Nr. 154).
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Crossbreeding Sheep Blackface with Wild Boars to reduce wolf predation
Drastic but well researched idea being tested on Blackface sheep and Wild Boar One of the biggest challenge of the
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New Italian Forest Law threatens Wilderness and WILDForest
Update 3.4.2018: After constructive feedback from our followers, we have added more detailed information on the proposed law. Italy has
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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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Exploitation of forest in Europe is alarming
The logging pressure is increasing in Europe. The European Wilderness Society is receiving alarming messages from various corners of Europe. For
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Wilderness advocate in the Nature Park Alpi Cozie
The border of Italy and France is known as the large, steep and rugged Western Alps. Despite the wild mountains
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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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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Why rivers should be wild, not dammed
We use rivers for many reasons, they provide us with water, food and a mode of transport. Over the last
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Wolves return to Rome: Interview with Alessia De Lorenzis
After a 100 years of absence, the first wolf pack has returned to the vibrant city of Rome. This surprising news
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Wilderness is a unique laboratory for researchers
Research in protected areas contributes to our understanding of the dynamic processes of nature. It is a tool to justify
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The wolves return to the city of Rome
After 100 years of absence, the wolf found its way back home… to Rome. Once being feared, chased and hunted
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European Beech Forest Network Resolution on Beech Forest World Heritage and Old Growth Forests
From 12-15 October 2017, 33 experts representing 12 European countries including the European Wilderness Society convened on the Isle of
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Wolf has set foot onto the wild Island Vilm
Today was a milestone in the travel itinerary of a Wolf on his route across Europe. Besides visiting Italy, Austria,
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Media Hype, Politicians in panic, Fake news in abundance!
Just like after the non-fatal bear attack in Italy, we received in the last days after the many unverified and
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Wildlife is losing the fight
It seems like an unfair battle between humans and wildlife in Europe. Every day there are news items on the
Read MoreWolf is visiting Bolzano
The Wolf in front of the Guiseppe Manzzini memorial in Bolzano Italy: An early advocate of freedom and unity in
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European Wilderness Society in Italian RAI TV
Lively Pro and Contra Wolf in South Tyrol disussion with Dr Rinner, South Tyrolean Farming Association on RAI TV. Videostream
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