Dzika Polska

Dzika Polska Foundation is a Polish environmental organization established in 2006 by activists from Polish environmental groups. Its work focuses on protecting nature, including the Białowieża Forest, and it shares updates about its projects, campaigns, and environmental issues through its website and media activities.

The foundation’s work includes nature monitoring and practical conservation initiatives. One reported project involved several years of monitoring the European hamster (Cricetus cricetus) in the municipality of Mełgiew. Its activities also include “Tree Emergency Service,” alongside other initiatives and educational work. The organization provides information about its programs and invites people to support efforts for Poland’s wild nature.

Individuals can contribute through donations and by allocating 1.5% of their tax to the foundation through a partner program for public-benefit organizations. The website offers information in Polish, English, and German, with sections covering the foundation, the Białowieża Forest, its activities, education, news, and ways to help. Dzika Polska connects conservation work with public engagement, encouraging greater attention to the protection of Poland’s natural heritage.