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- Wild Europe
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- Consultative Group
- Wilderness Working Group
- Economic Benefits Working Group
- Achievements & Objectives
- Brexit & Wild Europe
- Overall Strategy
- History – Key Events
- Privacy Policy
- Wild Areas
- Action Plan for a wilder Europe
- Biodiversity & Forest Strategy consultation
- EU Biodiversity Strategy
- Wilderness Register
- Large Wilderness Area Projects
- Business & Biodiversity
- Protection Topics
- Large wilderness mapping in Iceland
- EU Parliament critical of Svydovets resort
- Slovakian government support for wilderness
- Forestry chiefs support old growth forest
- Czech wilderness enterprise
- Road Building Threat, Romania
- Malgorzata Gorska, Poland
- Carpathian Convention forest protocol 2011
- Brexit: influencing UK environment policy
- Natural forest protection strategy
- EU Horizon forest research project
- Forestry leaders recognise & support old growth forest
- New findings accentuate value of old growth forest in addressing climate change
- International conference for primary/old growth forest
- Definition of old growth/primary forest
- LEAF initiative for forest protection
- Next mapping step completed
- New legal structure for long-term protection
- Non-Intervention Management
- Definitions
- Green Infrastructure Programme
- Restoration
- Climate change
- Climate strategy
- RECCS
- Wood bioenergy
- UK Government warned against BECCS
- Shadow on future of bioenergy
- Australia declassifies wood from natural forests as renewable energy
- Wood bioenergy undermines EU Green Deal
- Former UNFCCC chief casts further doubt on wood bioenergy subsidies
- Not all biomass is climate neutral
- Curb wood bioenergy says TEG report
- Wood energy schemes “a disaster” for climate change
- Benefits
- Contact Wild Europe
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