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New Species in Denmark: Pseudoscorpion Appears in the Wilderness
For the first time, the pseudoscorpion Mesochelifer ressli has been found in Denmark. The discovery was made in Saksfjed Wilderness on southern Lolland.
‘Dark Diversity’: New Research Maps the Hidden Potential of the Wilderness
Which species are missing in Saksfjed Wilderness – and why? A new master’s thesis sheds light on the blind spots in biodiversity and shows how new knowledge can strengthen restoration efforts in the area.
Small Predators, Big Role: Frederik Maps the Spiders of Saksfjed Wilderness
In Saksfjed Wilderness, spider specialist Frederik Leck Fischer is currently mapping the region’s spider fauna as part of a systematic biodiversity monitoring project.
Two Years of Rewilding in Saksfjed Wilderness: 10 Things We’ve Learned – and Where It’s Taking Us
Nature’s Buffet: 17 White-Tailed Eagles Gather for Dinner in the Wild
A gathering of 17 white-tailed eagles recently offered a rare glimpse into a forgotten natural world.
Do seahorses live in the Wilderness?
The bathing season has officially begun in Saksfjed Wilderness, where the horses took advantage of the weekend sun for a refreshing dip in Lungholm Lake.
Critically Endangered Grasshopper Found in the Wilderness
A critically endangered grasshopper species, normally found in only one other location in Denmark, has been observed in Saksfjed Wilderness.
Otter Discovered in Saksfjed Wilderness
An otter has been photographed for the first time by a wildlife camera in Saksfjed Wilderness on southern Lolland, where the species has otherwise been absent for decades.
New Partnership to Support Migratory Birds and Toads
The Femern Belt Project is entering into a partnership with the Hempel Foundation to support habitats in the foundation’s more than 800-hectare area, Saksfjed Wilderness.
New Wasp Species Discovered in Denmark
The parasitic wasp Netelia caucasica, found in Denmark for the first time.
