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Tarutinsky Steppe: Europe's Natural Heritage in danger

Massive destruction of protected area Tarutyns’kyj steppe

In August 2016, the district administration became known that at Tarutyns’kyj steppe from the perspective of farmers is carried a

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Training Wilderness Policy

Vilm Resolution 2016 of the European Beech Forest Network

From 1 to 5 December 2016, 30 experts from 14 countries[1], who are dedicated to ecological research and the conservation

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Confusing messages from Bulgaria

The European Commission announced on 22. July 2016 that it is taking Bulgaria to the Court of Justice of the EU

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Dr. Mario Broggi promoter of Wilderness idea!

Dr. Mario Broggi studied forestry at the ETH, Zurich and gained his Ph.D. at the University of Bodenkultur in Vienna.

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Tarutyns’kyj Steppe: Europe’s Natural Heritage in danger

According to the World Conservation Monitoring Centre, more than 40% of the Ukrainian steppe that once occupied about 40% of

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Chernobyl is to become a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve and a Wilderness

This year, on the 30th anniversary of the Chernobyl catastrophe, the President of Ukraine, Petro Poroshenko, initiated a review of the

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Wilderness versus Biodiversity

Environmental philosopher Freya Mathews of Australia’s Latrobe University challenges biodiversity: not its scientific meaning, but the way it’s used in

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Hunting cannot replace the role of the top predators

Large carnivores, as predators at the top of food chains, have many direct and indirect positive effects on ecosystems. Therefore

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Workshop on Wilderness in Prague, Czech Republic

Welcome to the Czech Wilderness! Wild waterfalls flowing from mountain tundra in the Giant Mountains, thousands of flowers at the

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Outstanding women for Wilderness

For many decades the nature conservation business has been female dominated, even though the better-known male conservationists dominate the public perception.