Professionals to Protect Nature
The Zoological Society of London and National Geographic are developing a set of free online training courses for protected area practitioners around the world, which are planned to be endorsed by the IUCN WCPA. To help ensure that they are… Read More
The European Ranger Federation would like to wish you a Happy New Year!
From 12.-16. September 2019 there will be hold the 9th WRC in Chitwan NP Nepal Registration is now open: rangercongress.org The International Ranger Federation (IRF) World Ranger Congress (WRC) provides a unique opportunity for rangers from all over the world… Read More
Rangers Without Borders Binational team of Rangers for Wiese Landscape Park (Landschaftspark Wiese) Landschaftspark Wiese is a popular recreational area for the tri-national agglomeration of Basel. To protect it from the growing ” people pressure”, and so that conflicts of… Read More
CMA Conference 2018 – Engaging communities, enhancing lives Tuesday 20th & Wednesday 21st November Lee Valley Regional Park, Cheshunt, Hertfordshire. More information on CMA website
We welcome the Georgian Ranger Association into the European Ranger Federation. Their application for provisional membership of the IRF was approved last week and they are now starting to build up their membership base within the Georgian Agency for Protected… Read More
Israel Nature & Parks Authority and the European Ranger Federation present an International Ranger Training Course on “Anti-poaching management and enforcement techniques”. This training will be conducted next summer (28 July to 3 August 2019) in Israel. Please inform your… Read More
On October 7th, a ranger from Castilla y León, who had stopped a cattle-man driving on a restricted access road within the Regional Park of Picos de Europa (province of León)
On All Saints Day (1st November 2018) – a group of Slovak rangers gathered to light a candle for their fallen colleagues at this memorial dedicated to European Rangers in the Považský Inovec mountains.
Over 600 participants from 42 countries took part at the annual EUROPARC Conference in Cairngorms National Park Scotland this September. The Conference was hosted under the title „European Parks: Inspired by the next generation“ and it was focused on youth involvement in Protected areas.