…by simultaneously mitigating human-wildlife conflict, promoting coexistence, and increasing the availability of locally occurring natural prey, such as deer. Our vision of the Danube Delta as one of the most…

…planned in 2017 include human-wildlife coexistence, habitat restoration, natural grazing and eco-tourism. Rewilding Europe extends a warm welcome to rewilding initiatives that are not yet part of the network –…

…interest in rewilding related topics. Some of the topics for webinars planned in 2017 include human-wildlife coexistence, habitat restoration, natural grazing and eco-tourism. By sharing information, knowledge and experience of…

…Wolf conservation in Europe is an exercise in tolerance and coexistence, and I want to encourage my readers to take part in this journey. Taking “time for wolves” will not…

…kept more apart, Europe’s dense human population does not allow for this approach. Out of sheer necessity, the European conservation model is based on coexistence instead of separation. Across many…

A group of observers watching for wolves in Riaño Mountains (Léon, Spain) at dawn WildWatching, Spain The webinar covered human coexistence with large carnivores and specifically addressed the wolf situation….

…this overall conservation success include protective legislation, supportive public opinion and a variety of practices that together make co-existence possible between large carnivores and people. The study makes a distinction…

…agreements about sustainable fishing, enabling water-dependent species to flourish; initiatives improving the coexistence of man and wildlife; projects that lead to new alternative uses of wilder spaces; and working examples…

…in the Rothaar mountains, but at the same it has also had a fundamental importance for wildlife conservation and comeback in Europe. “This new model of coexistence of large mammals…