Support the protection of wolf in Sweden
The attention of our Society was called to the proposal to issue hunting licenses of wolf killing in Sweden. The
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Wolf
Swiss region Graubuenden demands easier shooting of wolves – especially wolf pups!
The Swiss Government, department of environment, opened the Swiss management plan for wolf and lynx in June 2014 for consultation.
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Spanish government permits killing of 190 wolves
The Spanish government has given in to the pressure of farmers lobbying against wolves and permitted the killing of 190
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Wolf in Salzburg
A Wolf has been traced into the Province of Salzburg. He had killed two sheep as a source of food.
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Feeling for a special bike tour – take a ride on the Wolfsradweg!
The Wolfsradweg (Wolf´s Bike Trail) in the saxon area of Lausitz offers you to follow the tracks of German’s first wolves,
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The tale of two Wolves – which one wins?
A tale of the Cherokee tribe to be retold One evening, an elderly cherokee brave told his grandson about a
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The story of Sisyphos: Injured wolf rescued in Italy
I suspect you have heard of the story of Sisyphos. The poor being had to roll a stone up a
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Connecting protected areas: the P2R Green Corridor Project
 The Flora and Fauna need green corridors to overcome human barriers. There are  some successful examples of green corridor projects
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Wolf voyeurism in Europe…?
The wolf is returning to Europe on a big scale  and with it a strange form of wolf voyeurism. A
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Wild things: a documentary on the coexistence of ranchers and carnivores
Native carnivores bring balance to the landscape and keep ecosystems healthy. But they can also be seen as a threat
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Latvia hunts wolf pups and pregnant wolves
Killing of Wolf Pups priority Latvia is the only European country where hunters kill not only local wolves but also
Read MoreWolves return to Czech Republic
Our Society welcomes the return of wolf to Czech Republic as another great conservation success. However we have to prepare the society to accept the feared animal as part of the Czech landscape.
Read MoreWolf in the Alps: Conflicting Positions
Wolf is an important symbol of European Wilderness. Suitable conditions and tolerance of more and more people allows him to reoccupy new corners of Europe.
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Its wolf howling season
As we know from our new tourism partner Carpatica this is the time to hear the wolves howling to mark the mating season.
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1. European Wolf Festival in Spain
Europe’s 1. Wolf Festival has been announced.
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Hunting of wolves in France returns
Conservation groups furious as government allows limited hunting of protected grey wolf amid rise in attacks on farm animals.
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Swiss association of the mountain villages, regions and landowners pledges for shooting of wolves
The Schweizerische Arbeitsgemeinschaft für die Berggebiete (SAB), which represents among others Swiss alpine regions, villages and agricultural associations just released a positionpaper in which it argues that the wolf has no place in the alpine ecosystem anymore.
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Urbanising wildlife – Wolves slaughtered in Italy
The 18-month-old male wolf was run over by a driver between Airasca and Volvera, south of Turin, Torino Today reported.
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One wild Wolf, 42 days, 1900 km
The last wild wolf in California was killed in 1924 but In September 2011, a young wolf, known as Wolf OR-7 made a journey of 1900 km from his pack in Northeast Oregon all the way to California.
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Hunting ban on wolf
Great news that Slovakia finally intoduces a hunting ban in Western Slovakia bordering Poland and Czech Republic in order to
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