A milestone for wildlife coexistence – livestock protection courses starting this spring
After much work from the partners of LIFEstockProtect, the project’s livestock protection courses are beginning this spring! As the first
Continue readingAfter much work from the partners of LIFEstockProtect, the project’s livestock protection courses are beginning this spring! As the first
Continue readingThe United Nations General Assembly proclaimed 2022 the International Year of Sustainable Mountain Development. Despite the progress in promoting the
Continue readingReintroductions are increasingly being proposed as a valuable conservation measure with the potential to save many species from extinction. However, some people
Continue readingWorld Bear day is upon us again and what better way to celebrate it than with one of the world’s
Continue readingWe have witnessed the recovery of wolf, bear and lynx populations across Europe in the past decades. This followed after
Continue readingProtected areas are one of the most important tools in nature conservation. Appropiately managed, they guarantee the survival of many
Continue readingIn October, following a long but seemingly successful petition by 31 Slovak organisations, the Ministry of Agriculture went against the
Continue readingAmerican and Canadian wildlife biologists have recently discovered a very unique example of how huge impact the hunting patters of
Continue readingWithout any doubt, cars, trains and planes make our lives so much easier. A weekend trip to Paris, Christmas shopping
Continue readingAre you interested to work on some of the wildest animals that Europe has to offer: the large carnivores? The
Continue readingStarting on 23rd July, the European Wilderness Society will host a series of German-speaking webinars shining a light on all
Continue readingA new study by German, Australian and American researchers reviewed data from all over the world to determine whether wolves
Continue readingThe American West is a region full of pristine nature, high mountains, national parks and Wilderness. The populations of large
Continue readingExperts estimate that Romania is home to about 6 000 brown bears (Ursus arctos). And the Carpathians, specifically Romania, have
Continue readingOur travelling exhibition “Large Carnivores and Livestock Protection” can now be visited for free in the headquarters of the UNESCO
Continue readingA recent study by Lozano et al. (2019) reviewed the focus of human-carnivore studies. Due to commonly-occuring conflict between carnivores
Continue readingThe recent trend of large carnivore encounters with humans shows also an increase of the frequency of conflicting situations. Although
Continue readingThe Cantabrian brown bear population is on the increase. One of only two populations of brown bear found in South Western Europe, the population is under strain because of the isolated area they live in.
Continue readingUpdate from 16th of October: Today education of Wilderness advocates continued at Uzhhorod specialized school 6 “Leader”. It was exciting
Continue readingPeople often call the lynx, with its fluffy ears and pointy beard, the wizard of the forest. Rarely seen, he
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