OEMN News & Publications
16 Jun 2008
New OEMN `Approach Brochure´
Download OEMN's new `Approach Brochure´ to learn more about how unusual partnerships can be forged so that business and nature can co-exist in Europe. » Read more
30 Apr 2008
Grazing the birds back to coastal Estonia
Millions of migratory birds benefit from Estonian coasts that have been restored by cattle with large appetites for grass. » Read more
25 Apr 2008
Planting the energy for wetland conservation in north Hungary
Making the right decisions on how to use land and plants in rural Europe can bring many benefits for business, nature and rural development.
» Read more
31 Mar 2008
The grass is greener on the upper side
WWF efforts in Maramures, Romania, have already led to new cows and calves, restored high-value grasslands, market research and a new tourism facility and protected Natura 2000 site. » Read more
04 Dec 2007
Andalusia government to end illegal farming and restore Doñana habitats
WWF efforts around Spanish strawberries encourage changes that will help restore wildlife habitat, improve water use efficiencies and raise consumer awareness.
» Read more
30 May 2006
One Europe More Nature - Project Brochure
WWF's One Europe More Nature project is working to restore and maintain key European landscapes and habitats by forging innovative partnerships with businesses, industry, entrepreneurs, farmers, foresters and politicians. » Read more
18 Apr 2006
Danube Floods: Long-term solutions needed for people and nature
Floodwaters have returned to Bulgaria and Romania, menacing towns, villages and human lives. Long-term solutions for flood management are required that work with nature, not against it, by giving back space to the rivers. » Read more
07 Mar 2006
One Europe More Nature in the Tisza River Basin
WWF is working at three sites along the Tisza River in Romania and Hungary to maintain and restore the wetlands and floodplains in a way that will be beneficial to the local economy. » Read more
03 Mar 2006
World’s most endangered cat species threatened by EU funds
Brussels, Belgium / Gland, Switzerland – EU funds are being used to build roads and dams that are destroying the habitat of the Iberian lynx, the world’s most endangered cat species » Read more
01 Feb 2006
WWF helps with oil spill clean-up efforts in Estonia
WWF is sending clean-up equipment to Estonia following an oil spill off the country's northwestern coast. The oil spill has been responsible for the deaths of thousands of seabirds, including seagulls and long-tailed ducks. » Read more
