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    • Achievements & Objectives
      • 2019-20
      • 2017-18
    • Overall Strategy
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        • Forum 2000 Event 2014
        • Forum at EU Parliament 01/2012
        • Prague Conference 05/2009
        • EU Parliament Vote 02/2009
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        • Vaclav Havel 1936 – 2011
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      • 2020-2030
        • 2030 Biodiversity Strategy - major step forward
      • 2010-2020
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      • Long-term legal protection in private sector
      • Consultation on EU 2030 Climate Target
      • TEG report calls for sharp curb to wood biomass burning
      • New approaches in the wood bioenergy campaign
      • The EU Green Deal and Wood bioenergy
      • Wood energy schemes "a disaster" for climate change
    • Wilderness Register
    • Large Wilderness Area Projects
      • Wolf Mountains
      • FCC Fagaras Mountains
        • Further 5 M funding secured for FCC in Romania
      • Sumava National Park
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      • Slovakian government support for wilderness
      • Forestry chiefs confirm support for old growth forest
      • Brexit: influencing UK environment policy
      • Czech wilderness enterprise
      • Road Building Threat, Romania
      • Malgorzata Gorska, Poland
      • Carpathian Convention
    • Old growth forest protection strategy
      • Next mapping step completed
      • Old Growth Forest Protection Strategy
      • 500,000 Euro raised for old growth forest protection
      • Old Growth Forest Conference
      • Wide welcome for old growth forest strategy
    • Non Intervention Management
      • European Natural Forest School project cancelled
      • Natural Ecological Processes
      • Global Management Guideline
      • Large Carnivore Management
      • Bark Beetle Breakthrough
    • Definitions
      • Wild Europe definition of wilderness
      • Update shows wide use of the wilderness definition
      • How the Wild Europe definition of wilderness builds on the IUCN Category 1b definition
    • Green Infrastructure Programme
  • Restoration
    • Restoration Potential
    • Reintroductions
    • IUCN Rewilding Task Force
      • IUCN Rewilding TF meeting in Brussels
      • Rewilding Task Force established
    • Wild Nephin, forest restoration
    • CBD Highlights Opportunity
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      • Wilderness target in Germany
      • Rewilding Britain
        • Full steam ahead
        • Significant opportunities emerging
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        • Final stage for mapping
        • First green shoots
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      • Rewilding – a wind of change in W Europe
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