Unique map of potential primary forests in Romania
The Carpathian Mountains in Romania are home to the biggest areas of remaining temperate primary forests within Europe. We can
Continue readingThe Carpathian Mountains in Romania are home to the biggest areas of remaining temperate primary forests within Europe. We can
Continue readingFrom 12-15 October 2017, 33 experts representing 12 European countries including the European Wilderness Society convened on the Isle of
Continue readingOn 10. October 2017 the Conference of the Parties 5 (COP 5) of the Carpathian Convention started its work in
Continue readingThe toursim week in Ukraine continued with the 16th International tourism fair, which took place on 22-23 of September in
Continue readingIt seems like an unfair battle between humans and wildlife in Europe. Every day there are news items on the
Continue reading9th Meeting of the Carpathian Convention Sustainable Tourism Working Group took place on 12-14 of September in Brasov, Romania. Iryna
Continue readingKilling wolves and bears is the only solution to solve human-wildlife conflicts, says the Romanian Ministry of Environment. This statement
Continue readingThe inscription of European Beech Forests, never before did so many countries work together for one topic on the UNESCO
Continue readingThe following has come to our attention, which we urgently want to share with our fellow Wilderness-minded audience. Romania is
Continue readingWhile wolves are accused and hunted down for killing livestock, European hunters and farmers are missing the biggest issue facing
Continue readingOn September, 12 – 14 the 9th Meeting of the Carpathian Convention´s Working Group on Sustainable Tourism will take place in
Continue readingOur new poster ‘Wolves restore nature’s balance in Europe’ is available for downloading! Update 21.08.2017: Now also available in Czech,
Continue readingThe number of human-bear conflicts are drastically rising in Europe. While the numbers of bears seem to be increasing, the
Continue readingRomania is home to the largest number of brown bears in Europe, approximately 6,600 individuals. Recently the conflicts between bears
Continue readingRepresentative of the European Wilderness Society, Deputy Chairman, Vlado Vancura become a member of the field Forest Management Assessment of
Continue readingNick Huisman, a graduate biologist from the Wageningen University in The Netherlands, has joined our Wilderness Team. He attended the
Continue readingOn 5 May Iryna Shchoka visited Bardejov, Slovakia to participate in the conference ” Benefits Beyond inscriptions: leveraging UNESCO brand for
Continue readingRetezat is the most famous protected area in Romania with huge contigous piece of Wilderness. Currently the park has 380.47
Continue readingThe European Wilderness Society was selected as a member of the FSC Stakeholder Working Group for the development of the
Continue readingThe European Wilderness Society just started a new service for our European Network Partners. This new service will support the
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