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Polesia: Protecting one of Europe’s most unique landscapes
For most Europeans, the name ‘Polesia’ will be unfamiliar. This was also the case for Elleni Vendras when she first…
29th August 2019
Restoring the forests of Romania’s mountain ranges
Romania has over 6 million hectares of forests, of which a significant percentage are still ‘virgin’; large, unfragmented mountain areas…
22nd August 2019
Art and science in the wild of the Cairngorms
The Cairngorms bear a sense of both peace and grandeur in their lofty peaks and ancient forests, writes Ellie Dimambro-Denson,…
15th August 2019
Redefining pasture management in the Iori River Valley
In southeast Georgia, at the core of the Caucasus Biodiversity Hotspot, lies the Iori River Valley. This fascinating landscapes supports…
9th August 2019
Can camera trapping help capture predator ecology?
Over the last few centuries, Scotland has been a dangerous place to be a predator. Described by some as the…
31st July 2019
Reimagining Europe’s landscapes: ELP announces grants to catalyse new restoration initiatives
New grants from the Endangered Landscapes Programme mean that steps will be taken to plan for the restoration of some of Europe’s most iconic…
23rd July 2019
One man and his dog: how an extraordinary partnership is helping assess wolf populations in Portugal
It only takes a minute to see that Portuguese wildlife biologist Duarte Cadete and Alice – a six-year-old rescue from…
18th July 2019
From Summit to Sea: Natural solutions to decarbonising landscapes
By Melanie Newton, Project Director for the ELP-funded project Summit to Sea, mid-Wales In Britain, the conversation around how we…
5th July 2019
Konik horses find a new home in the Danube Delta
Earlier this week two families of Konik horses were released on the Ermakov Island in the Danube Delta by Rewilding…
27th June 2019