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Wildlife Film Festival Rotterdam 2017

Read all about the Wildlife Film Festival edition of 2018 here. Ever wanted to dive into the ocean with blue

Livestock

Watch a single wolf attack a wild moose

In Northern Ontario a drone pilot was able to record this unique moment, resulting in a stunning video. The risks

Livestock

Forest Department Graubünden: Wolves improve the health of forests

Except for humans, all natural enemies of the deer and chamois have disappeared in the Swiss forests. The animals have

Wildlife

Wildlife is losing the fight

It seems like an unfair battle between humans and wildlife in Europe. Every day there are news items on the

Training

Experience and enjoy the treetop trail

Walk among the treetops, between 8 and 25 meters above the forest floor, and experience untouched nature from a unique

Wildlife

Romania starts killing wolves and bears!

Killing wolves and bears is the only solution to solve human-wildlife conflicts, says the Romanian Ministry of Environment. This statement

Livestock Training

Gregor Louisoder Umweltstiftung presented Wolf Education Material

Following the invitation of Gregor Louisoder Umweltstiftung, European Wilderness Society was finding their way through the big city-jungle of Munich

Livestock

First wolf hiking trail

Always wondered how wolves see their surroundings? In Bavaria you can experience that on the very first Wolf hiking trail.

Wildlife

Let’s worry about ungulates and not wolves

While wolves are accused and hunted down for killing livestock, European hunters and farmers are missing the biggest issue facing

Wilderness

How sheep, goats and cattle contribute to landslides

Alpine grazing is part of the cultural history of Europe, but with serious consequences. Sheep, goats and cattle keep the

Wildlife

Beavers as wetland architects in Europe

In the Netherlands, we find the floodplains that border the river Rhine. These so-called ‘uiterwaarden’ form a bufferzone against high

Livestock

Alaska stops wolf control program after 2018

While Germany and Austria are currently considering to allow culling of wolves again, Alaska just became an example for the

Wilderness Policy

400,000 domestic cats every year killed by hunters – Nature does not need us!

400,000 domestic cats and 60,000 dogs killed every year in Germany alone! According to different sources based upon the regular

Wilderness Policy

Europe and its protected species – Austria allows killing of the fish otter.

Europe is proud of its tremendous efforts to protected its flora and fauna and to restore its habitats. It has defined in the

Wildlife

Save the otter!

Otter is an important part of natural watercourses and strictly protected in Austria – nevertheless, Lower Austria is planning to

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Wilderness Policy

Responsible use of brown bear in tourism

Wildlife observation is very attractive and very often the top tourism product offered by travel companies. It is also the

Ukraine Wildlife

Golden Jackal expansion into the Ukraine

The Golden Jackal (Canis aureus) refers to species that are relatively unknown in current fauna surveys of Ukraine, and therefore

Wilderness

Big hope for Antarctica – world’s largest marine reserve created

New 598,000 square-mile protected area is more than twice the size of Texas, and will protect everything from penguins to

Tarutinsky Steppe: Europe's Natural Heritage in danger

Wilderness

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

Wildlife

Moose as a part of European Wilderness!

The moose is the largest extant species in the deer family. Moose is a native species in Northern and partially

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