Eco-educators. Stories from Ukraine. Part 1
During almost 2 months of the war, eco-educators continue to work on the different initiatives all over Ukraine. European Wilderness
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Russian-Ukrainian war. Chemical weapons in Mariupol and fish’s spawning season.
It’s been almost 1,5 months since the Russian Federation has attacked Ukraine. During this time the world saw not only
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Ukrainian women-foresters in Austria
European Wilderness Society continues its engagement in Ukraine and is dedicated to its protected areas, especially to Ukrainian partners of
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German politician temporary handed his Twitter account to Ukrainian eco-organisation
The German politician and publicist, Yannick Haan, shared his Twitter account for a week with the Ukrainian environmental organization — Ecoaction. Please also read: Russian-Ukrainian war.
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Russian-Ukrainian war. Environmental news.
Russia’s war against Ukraine has been going on for more than a month. We continue to observe the situation and
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Beavers in Chernobyl now live in trees
The 1986 Chernobyl disaster left a huge area of Ukraine uninhabitable, but wildlife still found a way to thrive. However,
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Meeting with displaced Ukrainians in Lungau
On the 28th of March, the European Wilderness Society team met with displaced Ukrainians in Lungau to discuss possible cooperation
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Russian-Ukrainian war: Brave Ukrainian rangers and latest news about natural damages.
Bombs don’t know which areas are protected and soldiers don’t care about future sustainability of forests, fields and mountains. Russian
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Russian-Ukrainian war: What happened to protected areas and ecology
In Ukraine more and more regions become war hotspots. Among them are protected areas. Pollution incidents have already put millions
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New IPCC report: limited time to change course
The latest report of the UN Climate Change Board was published recently. This is relevant not only despite, but precisely
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New National Park in Ukraine
At the beginning of 2022 the President of Ukraine signed a decree officially creating the new Pushcha Radzivila National Park
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Successful completion of the Clean up project in Ukraine
Last month, the European Outdoor Conservation Association (EOCA) has approved the final report of the project “Clean up Synevyr National
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Exploring the Ukrainian Nature Reserve “Drevlyanskyy”
European Wilderness Society continues cooperation with Ukrainian protected areas. And now its time to present you a Nature Reserve “Drevlyanskyy”,
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Successful Second Ranger Training course in Ukraine
The second Ranger training course for Ukraine was conducted by the trainers from Ukraine, Austria, Slovakia and Lithuania in November,
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Final events of the project “Clean up Synevyr, Ukraine”
The project “Clean up Synevyr National Nature Park, Ukraine” is reaching its final phase. Together with our local partners, we
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Ukrainian Ranger Training continues!
European Wilderness Society is happy to announce that our training course for Ukrainian rangers Training will continue! During our first
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Ukrainian Old-Growth Forest Granted Highest Protection-Level
In the Trans-Carpathian and Ivano-Frankivsk regions of Ukraine, 37 new natural monuments, covering 4750 hectares, were recently set up to
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Everyone should plant at least one tree in their life!
The cooperation between the European Wilderness Society and active youngsters in Europe is constantly increasing. Continuing on this path, we
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Tourism and waste management improvement in Synevyr, Ukraine
Recent week was fully packed with activities of the project Clean up National Nature Park Synevyr, Ukraine. Both a clean
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Youth Green Fest is finally conducted in Ukraine!
On 7th of August Youth Green Festival, UzhGreenFest, finally took place in Uzhhorod, Ukraine. The Festival is one of the
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