Wilderness Watch – making sure that Americas Wilderness stays wild
Wilderness Watch was established in 1989 to make sure that designated Wilderness Areas and Wild Rivers are protected and managed
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Is there Wilderness left in Europe? – University of Montana
My talk at the University of Montana about Wilderness in Europe took a closer look onto the European definitions of
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Wilderness Institute and Aldo Leopold Wilderness Research Institute
The Wilderness Institute at the University of Montana is led by Natalie Dawson, who I met on my first day on
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Meeting with Roderick Frazier Nash – author of the Wilderness Continuum
Tyler Lee, student of the master program in Environmental Management and Wilderness ranger in the Sawtooth National Recreation Area, Idaho,
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Hands-on Wilderness stewardship in the US
My time in Gunnison started with a series of wildlife talks at the ICElab of the Western State Colorado University
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Regulating access to Wilderness: Differences between Europe and the US
My trip to Vail with Terry Minger and Meredith Miller did not only show me Colorado’s beautiful, stunning landscape and
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European Wilderness Society meets International League of Conservation Writers
Golden, Colorado, is home to Fulcrum Publishing, the leading publishing company on conservation topics, and the International League of Conservation Writers.
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European Wilderness Society meets Leave No Trace
I had a very productive meeting with Susy Alkaitis, Deputy Director, and Ben Lawhon, Education Director Leave No Trace Center
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European Wilderness Society meets the WILD Foundation
We just had a great and very productive meeting with the WILD Foundation in Boulder, Co. Vance Martin, President, and
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European Wilderness Society meets the US National Park Service and US Forest Service
US National Park Service My meeting with Erin Drake, Communications and Outreach Specialist of the National Park Service Stewardship Division,
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European Wilderness Society meets Dr John Hausdoerffer and Terry Minger
After one week in Washington D.C. I arrived in Boulder, Colorado, today. My first meeting was with Dr. John Hausdoerffer
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European Wilderness Society meeting with PEW Foundation, US Forest Service, US Dept of the Interior and the Wilderness Society
I just had several really interesting and productive meetings in Washington D.C. with great Wilderness advocates. PEW Foundation On behalf of
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European Wilderness Society visits Washington, DC
I was heartily welcomed and had very productive meetings in Washington DC with the US National Park Service, the Aldo Leopold
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International cooperation: European Wilderness Society and the United States
International cooperation is a key feature within the European Wilderness Society. Not only within Europe, but also worldwide. Building on
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Wilderness visit from the USA: Garry Oye and Van Keele
The European Wilderness Society has been honoured with a visit from US National Park Service -Wilderness specialist Mr. Garry Oye.
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The story of the 1964 Wilderness Act—its birth, support, and challenges!
The Wilderness Act of 1964 was a milestone in the preservation of self-willed land in the United States and was
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Trump’s Border Fences aren’t good for People and they aren’t good for Wildlife
One of Donald Trump’s first moves as President of the United States of America was to order the go-ahead to
Read MoreYellowstone is commemorating the centennial of the U.S. National Park Service
This news is in contribution to the centennial celebration of the U.S. National Park Service (part 3)! The National Geographic
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Centennial of the U.S. National Park Service
Centennial of the U.S. National Park Service is commemorating in these days! (Part 2) August 25, 2016 is the 100th
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Nature, wildlife, Wilderness – what are they worth?
This news is in contribution to the centennial celebration of the U.S. National Park Service (part 1)! Resent an independent
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