Wilderness education at Ukrainian schools
On 4th of September our Wild 5 started its journey among Uzhhorod educational institutions and travelled to the first School
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Wilderness education
Ukrainian Teacher Wilderness Training
The active summer vacation is coming to an end and schools are ready to start again. The Uzhhorod Department of Education
Continue readingLets get Wild School classes visited Nationalpark Kalkalpen Wilderness camps
100 Children visited a Wilderness Camp As the hugely successful “Lets Get Wild” school project is coming to an end
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Wilderness Ranger Academy 2018 in New Mexico
From June 4th to 7th the Wilderness Ranger Academy of Region 2 and 3 of the U.S. Forest Service took
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European Wilderness Society offers Leave No Trace training seminars
Please also read: Why Leave No Trace is necessary in Wilderness The 7 Principles of Leave No Trace The 2-day
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Wolf Poster: Now available in Basque!
Our wolf poster, which details how a wolf restores balance in nature, is now available to download in Basque. To
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Large carnivore exhibition -most wanted!
Our Large carnivore exhibition which was opened for the first time on the 08 of May this year and had
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Estonia chooses wolf as national animal
Estonian nature organisations chose the wolf as the winner over the beaver, badger, fox and hedgehog. The people proudly see
Continue readingLarge Carnivore Exhibition opened in Ukraine
We have opened our Large Carnivore coexistence exhibition in Uzhhorod, Ukraine this week. The exhibition covers not only the golden
Continue readingSave the date! – U.S. Forest Service Wilderness Ranger Academy 2019
We are delighted to announce that the U.S. Forest Service, in cooperation with the European Wilderness Society, is able to
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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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How Spain brutally reduces its wolf population
Viewer discretion recommended: Some of the images in this article might be disturbing for younger audiences. Iberian wolves are a
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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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Educational material on Lynx
The European Wilderness Society attended the presentation of new material on the lynx in Munich. The magazine was produced by
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Let´s talk about Wilderness in English in Ukraine!
On the 6th of December, 2017 European Wilderness Society conducted English-speaking teens club meeting, hosted by the Window on America
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Wolf poster in 18 languages, now also in Gaelic and Serbian
Thanks to our Wilderness advocates around the world, we were able to add two more translations of our wolf poster
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Wolf hybrids, friend or foe?
Hybrids are the result of two different species that mate with each other. Normally, these hybrids are born sterile. That
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Cooperation with the University Uzhhorod
The European Wilderness Society had a meeting with the dean of the Biology Faculty of Uzhhorod National University, Ukraine. The aim
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Wilderness Education in Ukraine
European Wilderness Society puts a lot of efforts towards Wilderness education in different European countries for different target audience: adults
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Wolf poster now available in 16 languages incl. Romanian, Polish, Hungarian, Lithuanian, Latvian and Albanian
Our poster on how wolves restore nature’s balance in Europe is now available in Romanian, Polish, Hungarian, Lithuanian, Latvian and
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