…this movement Rewilding Europe has already set up natural grazing pilots with large herbivores in different rewilding areas and is inspiring others to start similar initiatives. To promote natural grazing…
…by Arcadia, a charitable fund founded by Peter Baldwin and Lisbet Rausing. The area is already showcasing the benefits of allowing natural processes to create wild, naturally grazed landscapes, with…
…restoring the natural grazing process. In the Rhodope Mountains rewilding area in Bulgaria, the process of creating mosaic landscapes through natural grazing has just received a boost, with 91 fallow…
…Zankl / Rewilding Europe Two herds of wild Konik horses will soon be roaming the landscapes of the Ukrainian Danube Delta, boosting the area’s biodiversity through their natural grazing….
…dynamics. With the ongoing trend of land abandonment in many regions in Europe, understanding and appreciation of natural processes including natural grazing for increasing biodiversity is rising. Therefore, interest is…
Large herbivores grazing in Lika Plains are already adapted to the harsh weather conditions of Velebit Mountains. Nino Salkić / Rewilding Velebit Through natural grazing, large herbivores create dynamic mosaic…
…horses will fulfill the same ecological role as the extinct Iberian wild horse and more contemporary domesticated herbivores. The restoration of natural processes – such as natural grazing and scavenging…
…offer a vast area where the Przewalski’s horses will roam freely and enhance natural grazing. Juan Carlos Muñoz Robredo / Rewilding Europe Wide-ranging benefits There are populations of Przewalski’s…
…these herds.” Further information on this and other aspects linked to natural grazing can be found in the leaflet “Natural Grazing: wild and semi-wild animals as landscape architects” issued by…
…develop natural grazing projects in practice. This publication therefore targets area managers, reserve authorities, private landowners and other interested parties that work or have plans to start natural grazing on…