Representatives of Rewilding Europe and partner organisations gathered together for a co-existence workshop in the Central Apennines at the end of May. Marco De Matteis   Scaling up wildlife comeback…

…across all of its landscapes. While the recovery of wildlife delivers a wide range of benefits to people and nature, it can sometimes present challenges around coexistence. In many cases,…

…and coexistence Today, the Rewilding Apennines team and local partners are working hard to protect and enhance the endangered population of Marsican brown bears living in the Central Apennine mountains…

…issues around coexistence.   To promote human-wolf coexistence, the Rewilding Portugal team are working to enhance populations of roe deer – an important natural prey species for Iberian wolves. Staffan…

…changing people’s behaviour and their indifference to human-wildlife coexistence, as well as incorrect information presented in the media. Many participants expressed a desire to enhance coexistence further by spreading the…

…we want to get across to a broader audience, such as our anti-wildlife poisoning campaign, river restoration, wildlife comeback, and human-wildlife coexistence,” says Angela Tavone, Communications Manager for Rewilding Apennines….

…population has shrunk significantly in size and range due to habitat loss, persecution, and a lack of wild prey. Today, however, efforts to restore landscapes and promote coexistence with people…

…prosper together?   “Living with wolves” infographics. Gemma Shooter   The importance of going local Government-led initiatives to promote co-existence – involving measures such as damage prevention and compensation –…

…coexistence and create the right environment for the animals to flourish.   Want to know more? Much of this article was taken from a longer story entitled “Carpathian Coexistence”, which…