Category: Germany 2026

Update from our wolf volunteering Germany expedition

It’s hard to believe how quickly an expedition week can pass.

During our final two survey days on Thursday and Friday, we documented and collected 20+ wolf scat samples. This is what survey walks are all about: Walking and observing, noticing small things you would pass by otherwise and taking the time to investigate and identify the unknown. But most of all: Sharing your experience, encounters and pictures in the evening with your fellow expeditioners.

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Update from our wolf volunteer expedition to Germany

Fully trained and equipped, our wolf volunteer teams started their field surveys on Monday. On the hunt for wolf signs, by and large (preferably fresh) wolf scat, six teams head out each morning in various directions. We have found some scat so far and had some close encounters with wolf prey animal: red deer, roe deer, wild boar and hare.

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Update from our wolf volunteering expedition to Germany

Every great expedition comes with a few surprises, and the launch of our latest citizen science project in Germany was no exception.

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Update from our wolf expedition to Germany

This is a last-minute update from our expedition base at the Naturcampus. I arrived a couple of days ago, and the team has been working flat out to get everything aligned. From sorting out field gear and finalising topographic maps to calibrating survey equipment and setting up our base camp infrastructure, we are officially ready for action.

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Update from our wolf expedition to Germany

Hello Germany expeditioners! This is a short diary entry from your expedition leader, Malika, to let you know that final preparations for our wolf conservation expedition in Germany are officially underway. We are almost fully set for this year’s wolf monitoring expedition, and the excitement is definitely building.

Lotte, our dedicated expedition scientist, and I will be arriving at our base camp at Naturcampus Bockum a couple of days ahead of you to get everything organised, set up the equipment and ensure a smooth start to our research.

Read also: Malika’s story with Biosphere Expeditions

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