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In this episode of The Road to Green, Euronews explores the revival of the rare bird in the Bulgarian mountains.
This targeted amendment will align the Habitats Directive to the changed protection status of the wolf from ‘strictly protected' to ‘protected' under the Bern Convention, which entered into force today.
Talks restarted in Rome this week after a failure to reach an agreement in Cali, Colombia, last year.
The Standing Committee of the Bern Convention voted in favour of the EU proposal to adapt the protection status of the wolf from ‘strictly protected' to ‘protected'.
Did you know golden jackals are making a natural comeback in Austria? The Golden Jackal Project is rallying citizens, hunters, and scientists to track this secretive species. From bioacoustic monitoring to wildlife detection dogs, discover how Austria is mapping their golden jackals!
Bears and highways don't mix—or do they? In Greece, bear-vehicle collisions dropped dramatically thanks to bear-proof fences, virtual deterrents, and smart warning systems. Learn how innovative measures are saving wildlife and making roads safer for everyone!
Can bears boost local economies? The Bear Friendly Label in Slovenia and Croatia is turning brown bear conservation into a win-win for people and wildlife. By rewarding products and services that promote coexistence—like honey from bear-safe hives—it is changing perceptions and increasing profits.
Belgian Wolf Fencing Team finalist for the Natura 2000 Awards in second place for the Citizen’s Award!
What’s life like for a wolf in a human world? The LIFE WolfAlps project’s immersive exhibition transported more than 50,000 visitors into the mountains, through forests and meadows, into villages and roads, all while taking on the perspective of a young wolf!
How to help lynx cross borders and prevent inbreeding? The "Living with Carpathian Spirits" project unites Slovakia and Switzerland to strengthen lynx populations. It managed to improve monitoring techniques, relocate lynx to boost genetic diversity and educate 12 500 lay people on the species!