Wilderness Preserved in Amber and Fossils
A drop of resin is one of nature’s most incredible archives. When, thousands of years ago, a tiny insect, a
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Species Extinction in Prehistoric Wilderness
Discussions about species extinction today often seem unprecedented, yet Earth’s history shows that biodiversity loss and its subsequent recovery have
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Nature’s Shield at Risk
Protective forests in mountain areas safeguard the environment and infrastructure from avalanches, landslides, wind, and fires. Today, however, they face
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Species Extinction in Past
Species extinctions have accompanied life on Earth for hundreds of millions of years and shaped prehistoric wilderness long before the
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From Prehistoric Disturbances to Human-Driven Extinction
Mass extinctions are among the most dramatic events in Earth’s history. Five major prehistoric crises — caused by sudden climate
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Wilderness communication
Communication about wild nature is not just about spreading information. It is a way to link science, art and personal
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Consciousness and Wilderness
Consciousness is one of the most enigmatic phenomena we know. For centuries, philosophers, scientists, and mystics have endeavoured to understand
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International Maritime Day
Each year, on the last Thursday of September, the world commemorates International Maritime Day. In 2025, it will fall on
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Celebrating World Rivers Day 2025!
Every year, World Rivers Day reminds us of the importance of rivers for biodiversity, climate resilience, and human well-being. Rivers shape landscapes,
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Wilderness in AI Era
Exploring the impact of artificial intelligence (AI) on wilderness and its protection Artificial Intelligence (AI) is rapidly penetrating all areas
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The Story of Primeval Wilderness: Predators Through the Flow of Time
Large predators played a crucial role in prehistoric ecosystems – they helped maintain balance between species and shaped the dynamics
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Volcanic Lightning and Dirty Thunderstorms
When a volcano erupts, the spectacle is often one of fire, ash, and fury — but hidden within these violent
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International day of clean air for blue skies
Today we celebrate the International Day of Clean Air for Blue Skies – an opportunity to reflect on how vital
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Rewilding – Then and Now
Long before the arrival of humans, nature was already undergoing processes we would today call rewilding – the spontaneous recovery of wilderness.
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Healing Earth through rewilding
As our planet faces the escalating challenges of biodiversity loss, climate change, and urban sprawl, an old idea is gaining
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Reduce the Fear of the Wilderness
Many people see wilderness as a remote, unpredictable, and even dangerous place. Fear of the unknown is natural, especially if
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Forest, Fire and Wilderness
Fire is a vital component of forest dynamics, especially in true wilderness. It plays a key role in the spontaneous
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Mountain Pine and Wilderness
Mountain pine (Pinus mugo) is a unique element of the subalpine zone in European mountains. Its dense stands protect soil,
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World Nature Conservation Day: Safeguarding biodiversity for a stable future
Yesterday, we celebrated World Nature Conservation Day 2025, a timely reminder that forests, rivers, grasslands, and wild mountains are not
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Hohe Tauren – Alpine Wilderness
The Alps were once dominated by untamed wilderness, shaped only by natural forces. Over centuries, human activities such as herding,
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