…large herbivores, even if it results in landscapes that are aesthetically very different from typical agricultural landscapes, also provides multiple opportunities for recreation, tourism and environmental education. However, human-wildlife coexistence…
…population dynamics.” Promoting coexistence Studies estimate that the Iberian wolf population within Portugal currently totals between 250 to 300 animals. Andoni Canela Duarte Cadete has been working with the…
…of the new bison herd the LIFE Bison project team will hold a meeting with local stakeholders to discuss human-wildlife coexistence and community development. Want to know / experience…
…stakeholders The aim of the LIFE WolFlux project – which is funded by the European Commission and set to be coordinated by Rewilding Portugal – is to promote the co-existence…
Most of the funding received from the German Postcode Lottery will be used to mitigate human-grey seal conflict. Laurent Geslin / Wild Wonders of Europe Rewilding Europe are delighted…
The Living on the Edge project is raising awareness of large predators in Central Europe, and promoting the co-existence of humans, wildlife and wild nature. Sonvilla Graf With a…
…efforts should be on a transborder scale.” As carnivores continue to make a comeback in Europe, people and predators are increasingly coexisting in the same landscapes. However, this coexistence is…
Last December’s digital workshop saw participants brainstorm solutions for improving human-bison co-existence. Daniel Mirlea / WWF Romania Digital technology and wild nature frequently seem worlds apart. But in the Southern…
…naturally, helping to secure the future of this iconic forest species in Scotland. Managing human coexistence with natural processes in the Nemunas Delta (Lithuania) Lithuania’s Nemunas Delta is one of…
…organised webinars. These focused on various rewilding-related topics, such as human-wildlife coexistence, habitat restoration, natural grazing and nature based-tourism. “This new forum will hopefully take exchange between ERN members to…