29/08/2026 TUSCANY AND HUNTING: ASSOCIATIONS TAKE THE GIANI ADMINISTRATION TO THE REGIONAL ADMINISTRATIVE COURT WILD LIFE IS A PUBLIC GOOD TO BE PROTECTED, NOT EXPLOITED Resolutions on the early opening of the hunting season and the culling of deer have been challenged: “These culls are unlawful and lack...
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30 July 2026 The associations call for hunting to be replaced with birdwatching and ecotourism—sources of income, social progress, and natural beauty. It is time to put an end to the unnecessary suffering and killing of wildlife for the benefit of a small group of individuals...
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29/07/2026 The Iberian Wolf: Protected in Portugal, Huntable in Spain — Now One Law and One Future Following a joint webinar on 24 July 2026, Green Impact ETS, Rewilding Portugal and Fondo para la Protección del Lobo Ibérico renew their call for Portugal and Spain to establish a binational...
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Il 19 giugno 2026, la Sala del Carroccio di Palazzo Senatorio a Roma ha ospitato Selvatica, un convegno dedicato al rapporto tra società umana e fauna selvatica. Nel corso del pomeriggio si è discusso di tutela del lupo e dell’orso, biodiversità, gestione della fauna, consumo di...
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49 NGOs sent a Letter to the European Commission asking to defer Sweden to the European Court of Justice for authorised illegal killing of wolves. No time to wait - the Swedish formal reporting lacks science base and violate the EU Habitats Directive . The Wolves...
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Microplastics in blood, brain and placenta: new report warns of urgent gaps in EU law ahead of EU Ministers' meeting Civil society groups call on the EU to close critical regulatory gaps and protect public health Brussels, 22 July 2026 — A new report, based on peer...
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Green Impact among the signatories of a broad coalition of European environmental organisations, scientific experts, wildlife professionals and conservation advocates has formally called on the European Commission to investigate the recent killing in Austria of Mirco, a young Italian GPS-collared wolf that was part of a long-term scientific...
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A wolf protected in Portugal can be killed across the border in Spain — the two countries must manage one shared population together. The Iberian wolf (Canis lupus signatus) — a genetically unique subspecies classified as Endangered in Portugal and protected under national law since...
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More than 50 civil society organisations are calling on the European Commission to fundamentally rethink incentives for burning woody biomass. In a letter addressed to President Ursula von der Leyen, the signatories highlight the climate, environmental and economic impacts of current EU policies and urge...
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March 2026 – WolfWatch Europe Newsletter No. 2 The second issue of the Green Impact Newsletter is now online 🌱Discover updates, projects, and initiatives dedicated to sustainability and environmental protection. Read the newsletter in English here....
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