Indigenous Peoples’ lands key for wildlife protection
Indigenous lands cover more than one-quarter of Earth’s land surface, overlapping with 37% of all terrestrial protected areas and 40%
Continue readingIndigenous lands cover more than one-quarter of Earth’s land surface, overlapping with 37% of all terrestrial protected areas and 40%
Continue readingWe have all heard about how many big mammal species such as the polar bear, the black rhino or the
Continue readingExperience has shown that people with good intentions are unaware that feeding waterfowl is unnecessary, especially in summer when animals
Continue readingNot too long ago during an excursion a phrase stuck with us: “wolves are like foresters in the woods”. This
Continue readingUrbanisation, the shift in residence of the human population from rural to urban areas in search of jobs and prosperity,
Continue readingToday we are showing our support for the essential yet often underappreciated work of Rangers across the world. This day
Continue readingTime and time again natural solutions challenge commonly held notions of what people in the developed world consider “the right
Continue readingEarlier this year, Costa Rica’s President Carlos Alvarado signed a decree that gutted vital protections for sharks, even those officially
Continue readingOn July 1, the state of Idaho began an eradication campaign to slash the state’s wolf population from the landscape, with the
Continue readingDespite being one of the countries with the lowest human densities of Europe, Norway only allows and protects wolves in
Continue readingWe all know that the looks are not all that matters. But when it comes to the question to eat
Continue readingWildlife crime does not only exist in Africa but also in Europe. In general, it is defined as criminal acts
Continue readingOn the last Wednesday of May, we celebrate World Otter Day! Besides that otters are absolutely adorable and cute, they
Continue readingFor the fifth time since 2016, the Dutch have been surprised by a visit of a golden jackal. It is
Continue readingFor many people, birdwatching has been the opening door to connect with nature. That’s not surprising at all, as birds
Continue readingA global crisis that has consequences for the whole planet: deforestation. This is a problem that affects Europe’s fragile ecosystem
Continue readingGood news for the wildcat in Austria, as Thayatal National Park confirms new records of the forest dweller. The European
Continue readingToday we celebrate the International Beaver Day with great news! This year, the Wildlife Trust will release a record number
Continue readingWorld Bear day is upon us again and what better way to celebrate it than with one of the world’s
Continue readingOn March 14th, Austria is celebrating the Day of the Butterfly! Let us seize this opportunity to raise awareness about
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