Singing the bear away
This video shows a good tactic of tourists, somewhere in Russia, to avoid conflict with a bear. SING! Please also
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Wildlife
Meaningless political boundaries for lynx
There is a good news for the protection of Eurasian lynx in Austria. Ludek, the lynx, who was being monitored
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Wild cats protection is an issue not only in Europe
Three species of wildcats found Europe as their homeland: Wildcat (Felis silvestris), Eurasian Lynx (Lynx lynx) and Iberian Lynx (Lynx
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Transferring the knowledge of lynx monitoring
A new report has just been released, entitled the Monitoring the status of lynx n Switzerland and Slovakia, which looks
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National park Kalkalpen offers high quality Lynx habitat – and how about men?
In the heart of Austria lies an island of Wilderness in which lynx were repeatedly reported since 1998: the national
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Iberian Lynx: Back from the Brink
It seems that efforts to save the Iberian Lynx have succeed in making a step forward. The International Union for
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EC issued reasoned opinion on wolf hunting in Sweden
The European Commission has recently published its June infringement package, which includes 6 items linked to our environment in Europe.
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Why should we protect bears?
What’s good for bears is good for Wilderness. What if it was possible to protect wild places by protecting a
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Lynx killed in the Bavarian Forest
One of the biggest environmental violations in the State of Bavaria detected On Friday, May 15th 2015, four cut-off front
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Luchse im Bayerischen Wald getötet
Einer der schwersten Fälle von Umweltkriminalität in Bayern aufgedeckt Am Freitag, 15.05.2015 wurden im Landkreis Cham vier abgeschnittene Vorderbeine von
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Hunters at work – stop brown bear killing!
According to WWF’s fact sheet, there are about 8.000 brown bears remaining in Western Europe and the Carpathians (Slovakia, Poland, Ukraine,
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The brown bear journey
The brown bear journey continues and Iwo arrives back to Poland! Our friend, Nuria Selva from Poland, has just sent
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Kiddies walk the wolf way
On May the 11th and 12th, our European Wilderness Society team member Gudrun Pflüger took more than 50 kindergarten kids
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Iwo’s incredible journey to the South
One of our partners, Nuria Selva from the Polish Academy of Science has just sent us this news about a
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Pyrenana Wild Goat: An Example for de-extinction as a way forward?
De-extinction means an artificial restoration of an extinct species! Although it may seems a laudable goal from an environmental and
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Demand for hunting of protected lynx
With the call for opening the hunt on lynx , the hunters association of the Rohrbach county located along the
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World Wildlife Day
Today is the second World Wildlife Day, observed annually to raise awareness of the threats to fauna and flora and
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New frontier opened for wolf in Norway
Our Society has just been asked to join and support a campaign to protect the wolf population in Norway for
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Wolf Comeback from Wilderness in Europe
Imagine you’re a wolf in Europe…tough destiny? Loneliness? Not enough space? Well, think again: The continent is home to 17,000
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Killing more predators does not save livestock
According to a recent study by Washington State University, the killing of predators actually has the opposite effect, it increases the
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