Belá WILDRiver under Threat
In the summer of 2018, Belá WILDRiver was removed from the European Wilderness Network. See why here It is impossible
Continue readingIn the summer of 2018, Belá WILDRiver was removed from the European Wilderness Network. See why here It is impossible
Continue readingA new investigative video reveals insights into the illegal logging, hunting and deforestation in Romania’s protected areas. The video, published
Continue readingWorrying developments concerning the Romanian governments approach to manage the protected areas have come to our attention. We want to
Continue readingUPDATE JULY 2018: The Estonian Government decided to cancel the plans for constructing the pulp mill after citizen protests. Read
Continue readingThe European Wilderness Society met with the Romanian National Agency of Natural Protected Areas in Bucharest last December. The National
Continue readingDuring a multi-day visit in Romania, European Wilderness Society had a meeting with the newly established ANANP. The ANANP is
Continue readingTo give you a short impression of the first day at the 6th Symposium for Research in Protected Areas, here
Continue readingDespite direct orders from the EU Court of Justice to ban all logging operations in Bialowieza forest, Poland continues logging
Continue readingOn the International conference dedicated to the 10th anniversary since the inscription of the UNESCO World Heritage Property «Primeval Beech
Continue readingExcept for humans, all natural enemies of the deer and chamois have disappeared in the Swiss forests. The animals have
Continue readingWhile Germany and Austria are currently considering to allow culling of wolves again, Alaska just became an example for the
Continue readingIn January 2017 a new IUCN-WCPA’s Best Practice Protected Area Guidelines titled – Wilderness Protected Areas: Management guidelines for IUCN
Continue readingEverything starts with naivety. In our naivety we think national park status guarantees protection status in Europe. The practice is
Continue readingActive & non-active management are two reciprocal and combining management approaches to protect biodiversity. It is already clear for many managers
Continue readingGeorge Monbiot, a columnist of the Guardian, delivered an interesting speech about what the problem is with National Parks in
Continue readingIf you ever wondered what pressures exist for wilderness, here is an article, which we received from Stela Dineva, WWF
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