Austrian Peatland Strategy 2030+
© 2020 - %%Date%% European Wilderness Society European Wilderness Society is a partner of ALFAwetlands project and is following proper legislation developments in Austria regarding wetlands. One The...
View ArticleThe impact of the otter on the fish population
© 2020 - %%Date%% European Wilderness Society This post is written by Aurelien Rinaudo. The European otter is a small aquatic mammal who lives in Europe but The post The impact of the otter on the fish...
View ArticleThe LIFE Apollo2020 outdoor season has started for Austria
© 2020 - %%Date%% European Wilderness Society The snow has started to melt in the Alps, which means that the outdoor work season for the Apollo butterfly The post The LIFE Apollo2020 outdoor season has...
View ArticleThe return of the bearded vulture in the Alps
© 2020 - %%Date%% European Wilderness Society This posting is written by Aurélien Rinaudo. The bearded vulture (Gypaetus barbatus) is the largest bird in Europe. Recognizable by The post The return of...
View ArticleNature Restoration Law: A new dawn for European biodiversity?
© 2020 - %%Date%% European Wilderness Society Despite facing strong opposition, particularly from the European People’s Party, the European Parliament on 17th of June 2024 passed a draft legal The post...
View ArticleEvolution of Forests in the Alpine Valleys North of Tamsweg in Austria
© 2020 - %%Date%% European Wilderness Society This post and maps are created by Aurélien Rinaudo. 10,000 years ago, humans began to settle down gradually. With this The post Evolution of Forests in the...
View ArticleClimate change and shifting ecosystems: understanding the impact of...
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View ArticleMy experience in the mountains as a volunteer
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View ArticlePshav-Khevsureti national park in Georgia
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View ArticleFrom Maps to Photos: Unveiling the Past Landscapes
© 2020 - %%Date%% European Wilderness Society This post is written by Aurelien Rinaudo. Sometimes it is complicated to understand the history of a territory’s landscape. Yet, The post From Maps to...
View ArticleVertical Wetlands
© 2020 - %%Date%% European Wilderness Society Urban rivers and canals have lost their natural shorelines and shallow water zones, replaced by steep concrete, steel, or masonry The post Vertical...
View ArticleWild About Wildlife Month
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View ArticleThe Great Migration: Wildlife Journeys Across Continents
© 2020 - %%Date%% European Wilderness Society The phenomenon of migration is one of nature’s most awe-inspiring spectacles. Each year, countless species embark on epic journeys across The post The...
View ArticleHow to read the history of agriculture in rural landscapes
© 2020 - %%Date%% European Wilderness Society Since the beginning of the industrial era and with mechanization, agricultural practices have evolved significantly. This has favored rural exodus, The...
View ArticleWorld nature conservation day
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View ArticleThe History of Agriculture and Forests in Lungau
© 2020 - %%Date%% European Wilderness Society The Origins of Agriculture 10,000 years ago, in the Fertile Crescent, humans began to domesticate their environment and certain species The post The...
View ArticleWorld Ranger Day
© 2020 - %%Date%% European Wilderness Society World Ranger Day is celebrated annually on July 31st to honour and appreciate the dedication of rangers worldwide. World Ranger The post World Ranger Day...
View ArticleNocturnal Animals: The Secret Lives of Nighttime Creatures
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View ArticlePollination: Meaning, Importance and How It Works
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View ArticleMigratory History and Ecology of the Apollo butterfly
© 2020 - %%Date%% European Wilderness Society This article is the first in a two-part, scientifically-based series on Parnassius apollo by Maureen Nieuwschepen Origin and migratory history The post...
View ArticleLIFE Apollo2020 Partner Meeting & Monitoring Visit in Saalfelden, Austria
© 2020 - %%Date%% European Wilderness Society EWS is a partner of LIFE Apollo2020, dedicated to the conservation of the Apollo butterfly in Austria, Poland, and Czechia. The post LIFE Apollo2020...
View ArticleHiking around Tamsweg
© 2020 - %%Date%% European Wilderness Society Volunteering in a mountainous area has numerous advantages, especially for those who enjoy outdoor activities like hiking. Around Tamsweg, there The post...
View ArticleThe Effect of Climate Change on the Apollo butterfly
© 2020 - %%Date%% European Wilderness Society This article is the second in a two-part, scientifically-based series on Parnassius apollo by Maureen Nieuwschepen Worldwide climate change effects The...
View ArticleDublin: 2024 European Capital of Smart Tourism
© 2020 - %%Date%% European Wilderness Society SMARTOUR or the SMART Tourism Skills Initiative ERASMUS+ project is contributing to the further SMART tourism development. The main objective The post...
View ArticleThe Importance of Lungau’s Forests: Ecological Balance and Management Challenges
© 2020 - %%Date%% European Wilderness Society This post is written by Aurélien Rinaudo. Introduction The forests of Lungau play a crucial role in both the The post The Importance of Lungau’s Forests:...
View ArticleHay production in Lungau
© 2020 - %%Date%% European Wilderness Society This post is written by Aurélien Rinaudo. The agricultural model of Lungau is characterized by numerous small family farms. These The post Hay production...
View ArticleBiodiversity in Forest Ecosystems
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View ArticleMy Volunteering Experience: Aurélien Rinaudo
© 2020 - %%Date%% European Wilderness Society This article is written by Aurélien Rinaudo. My name is Aurélien Rinaudo, and I am a French student. I completed The post My Volunteering Experience:...
View ArticleNew volunteer – Jana!
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View ArticleAnniversary of Wilderness Act of 1964
© 2020 - %%Date%% European Wilderness Society The Wilderness Act 1964, a landmark U.S. environmental law, was authored by Howard Zahniser, a passionate advocate for wilderness preservation. The post...
View ArticleWetland experts come together at the SERE Conference in Estonia
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View ArticleThe endearing giant panda: a symbol of conservation
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View ArticleThreats of the frequent forest fires
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View ArticleColchic rainforests and wetlands in Georgia
© 2020 - %%Date%% European Wilderness Society Kolkheti National Park, located in the historical region of Colchis in western Georgia, is a protected area of immense ecological The post Colchic...
View ArticleAnimal mutualism: nature’s win-win relationships
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View ArticleWorld Clean Up Day
© 2020 - %%Date%% European Wilderness Society Friday September 20 marks the World CleanUp Day. On this day, all over the member states of the United Nations, people The post World Clean Up Day appeared...
View ArticleWorld Indigenous Peoples Day: Celebrating Knowledge and Protecting Nature
© 2020 - %%Date%% European Wilderness Society August 9th marked World Indigenous Peoples Day, a day to acknowledge and celebrate the rich cultures, traditions, and knowledge of indigenous The post...
View ArticleCarpathian Day
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View ArticleTourism and Peace
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View ArticleBorjomi-Kharagauli National Park: A Haven of History and Biodiversity
© 2020 - %%Date%% European Wilderness Society Borjomi-Kharagauli National Park is one of Georgia’s most prized natural landmarks, known for its rich history and stunning biodiversity. Stretching The...
View ArticleThe Wildness(t)räume Exhibition: A Glimpse into Europe’s Wilderness Future
© 2020 - %%Date%% European Wilderness Society The Wildness(t)räume exhibition at the Nationalpark-Zentrum Eifel invites visitors to experience the beauty and complexity of the Eifel National Park’s...
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View ArticleErasmus Days: Celebrating European Exchange and Cultural Diversity
© 2020 - %%Date%% European Wilderness Society Erasmus Days is an international event that takes place mid-October. The event encourages Erasmus alumni, students, educators, and organizations to The...
View ArticleRain: Its Importance, Process, and Challenges
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View ArticleThe Amazon River Dolphin Boto
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View ArticleLapland: A Land of Majestic Nature
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View ArticleGlobal Water Cycle and the Growing Water Crisis
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View ArticleA Marine Conservation Milestone: The Azores’ Global Impact
© 2020 - %%Date%% European Wilderness Society The Azores has just taken a groundbreaking step in ocean conservation. With the establishment of the largest Marine Protected Area The post A Marine...
View ArticlePenguins: fascinating birds of the southern hemisphere
© 2020 - %%Date%% European Wilderness Society Overview of penguins Penguins are flightless birds primarily known for their distinctive black-and-white plumage, playful waddling, and impressive...
View ArticleThe pumpkin: more than just a Halloween symbol
© 2020 - %%Date%% European Wilderness Society Pumpkins are much more than just a festive fall decoration or the main ingredient in a beloved Thanksgiving pie. As The post The pumpkin: more than just a...
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