Gudrun Pflüger, passionate advocate for wilderness
On this World Wolf Day, European Wilderness Society and our supporters honor Gudrun Pflüger tireless dedication to understanding and protecting
Continue readingOn this World Wolf Day, European Wilderness Society and our supporters honor Gudrun Pflüger tireless dedication to understanding and protecting
Continue readingThe reintroduction of a key predator to Yellowstone National Park has sparked an extraordinary ecological revival, reshaping the park’s landscape and wildlife. From the recovery of willow stands to the flourishing of beaver colonies and the return of songbirds, this keystone species has set off a chain reaction that highlights the deep interconnection within ecosystems. Discover how a single species has transformed Yellowstone and the important lessons this holds for conservation efforts around the world.
Continue readingThe return of the wolf in France marks a significant ecological event, as wolves gradually reappear after being eradicated by
Continue readingInternational Green Week 2024 is just around the corner, and for agriculture enthusiasts it promises to be very informative and
Continue readingAbruzzo is an Italian region, geographically it is in central Italy, but historically it belongs to the northernmost region of
Continue readingIn 2021, the United States Fish and Wildlife Service (USFWS) made a significant decision that sent shockwaves through the environmental
Continue readingChallenge to maintain population of herbivores in Europe Europe has faced a challenging situation with overgrazing for several centuries. The result is a development of over-population of native herbivores such as
Continue readingFélix RodrÃguez de la Fuente (often referred to simply as Félix) was the David Attenborough of Spain. Between 1971 and
Continue readingA recently published paper in Frontiers of Ecology and Evolution discussed how predators can influence the occurrence of certain diseases in prey populations. The
Continue readingHappy International Wolf Day! Since their natural return to the Alps in the 1990s, wolf populations have grown exponentially. Swiss
Continue readingWe were on the road again with our school workshops, this time in Lower Austria. In Waidhofen an der Thaya,
Continue readingHow would you like to spend this summer volunteering with shepherds in the Alps? LIFEstockProtect is looking for volunteers to
Continue readingAfrican Swine Fever is a common virus that infects domestic pigs and wild boars. It is highly contagious and deadly
Continue readingAs the wolf is increasingly recolonising inhabited areas of Europe, stories of conflict with livestock owners have become commonplace. This
Continue readingHuman-wildlife conflicts and human-shaped natural systems in which they occur are driven by complex social and ecological elements. These elements
Continue readingLast week, the Wisconsin Natural Resources Boards approved the new quota for the November hunt of grey wolves, allowing the
Continue readingThe wolf-human conflict has been going on for decades if not centuries. All over the world, the issue has evolved
Continue readingNot too long ago during an excursion a phrase stuck with us: “wolves are like foresters in the woods”. This
Continue readingTime and time again natural solutions challenge commonly held notions of what people in the developed world consider “the right
Continue readingDespite being one of the countries with the lowest human densities of Europe, Norway only allows and protects wolves in
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