Wildlife Archives

Working to save the raptors

Save the raptors is a project run in Bulgaria in order to save and increase the number of imperial eagle and saker falcon

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Bison in Vanatori Neamt Nature Park

People naturally expect that Wilderness is homeland for many various species of wildlife, large and small. It is expected that Wilderness provides them safe conditions and home to the healthy life, particularly in the sensitive periods such as the breeding or mating season.

Wilderness and Wildlife in Chernobyl in the Ukraine and Belarus

Chernobyl: The comeback of nature Who cannot remember what they did on April 26, 1986? I was driving with my

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In search of the rarest cat on Earth

The Iberian lynx (Lynx pardinus) is a critically endangered species and symbol of Mediterranean Wilderness.

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Wolf 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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Wild ungulates spreading in Aragon

A recent scientific study shows increase of wild ungulate population in Aragon, Spain. However further research is needed to prove the reasons of this wildlife number increase.

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Protecting forest is protecting life

“As we deliberate on the post-2015 development agenda, let us acknowledge the vital role of forests and pledge to work together to protect and sustainably manage these vital ecosystems.”

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Why is Wilderness fundamentally important for wildlife?

Someone can argue that wildlife can live in the environment pretty highly used also by humans anyhow and even in areas without natural predators!!

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Raise the Colorado River

The Colorado River Delta was once a lush region covering over 3,000 square miles, teeming with plant, bird and marine life.

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White-tailed eagle massacre continues

According to the RTE News agency, a White-tailed eagle (Seeadler) was shot and found dead in Tipperary, Ireland on the

Sustainable Tourism Wildlife

Ecotourism is sustainable economy

The Costa Rican News agency has just reported about a study conducted by US researchers, which suggests that ecotourism has a positive impact on poverty reduction.

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Large predators are symbols of Wilderness in Europe as well

Several arguments are dealing with large predators from time to time.

Sustainable Tourism Wildlife

New business partner: travel agency CARPATICA, Slovakia

ARPATICA offers a wildlife watching and nature tours in Eastern Carpathians (Slovak-Poland).

European Wilderness Society Wildlife

Wildlife poisoning in Serbia

In the municipality of Apatin, Serbia, not far from the settlement the bodies of 4 dead white-tailed eagles (Haliaeetus albicilla) were found. The birds were likely poisoned.

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Pyrenean Desman under threat

The Pyrenean desman (Galemys pyrenaicus) is a small semiaquatic nocturnal mammal related to moles and shrews, and is one of only two surviving species of the tribe Desmanini.

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Wilderness is a necessity… also in Europe

With a great pleasure we share a personal experience of our long supporter and Wilderness Advocate Mr. Juraj Svajda who is currently on a 12 month study trip in the US, working on a research project in the Rocky Mountain National Park (Colorado):

European Wilderness Society Wildlife

Hunting ban on wolf

Great news that Slovakia finally intoduces a hunting ban in Western Slovakia bordering Poland and Czech Republic in order to

European Wilderness Society Wildlife

Searching for Europe’s Big 5

Brown bear? Bison? Killer whale? Polar bear? Moose? Wolf? Lynx? Or something else should be considered as the Big 5 symbolic animal species of Europe. Whatever the final 5 will be, they will have a big role to play: helping the protection of Europe’s Wilderness and wildland!

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Howling for protection of the wolf

Wilderness is somewhat an abstract term and, if not experienced personally, it is hard to explain its meaning to people. Therefore symbolic animals are important, which can make the emotional and visual link to Wilderness.

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Documentary: Wolf Mountains

This is the story about the rebirth of european Wilderness, in which the wolf, the wisent, the bear and other rare animals live as freely as centuries ago. Take a look with us into the unrestrained area of the Eastern Carpathians, formerly known as THE WOLF MOUNTAINS