…coexistence at the American embassy in Rome on November 9, and have co-organised an event on human-wolf coexistence on November 11 in the city of Sulmona, which is located within…

…human-wildlife coexistence is particularly important as species such as brown bears continue to make a comeback in the landscape. “Most of the time these measures involve installing electric fences around…

…Neil Aldridge   Enhancing coexistence in the Central Apennines In the Central Apennines rewilding landscape in Italy, the local rewilding team have also created a network of local producers, tour…

…three years, young rewilders have become increasingly confident in advocating for rewilding actions and human-wildlife coexistence, speaking up at decision-making opportunities, developing their own research, calling out shifting baseline syndrome,…

…benefits beavers provide to people and other wildlife.   Human-beaver coexistence The number of beavers in Italy is still too low to cause significant changes in the landscape. But as…

…Portugal’s Côa Valley involves the promotion of human-wildlife coexistence. But with our focus on the present, it’s easy to overlook the fact that relations between man and wildlife in the…

…wolves, and thereby promoting human-wolf coexistence, Leão and the dogs that follow him will contribute to wolf recovery by increasing the stability, interaction and territorial expansion of established packs.”  …

The comeback of roe deer south of the Douro, which is being supported by the Rewilding Portugal team, could enhance human-wolf coexistence in the landscape. Staffan Widstrand / Rewilding Europe…

…Apennines of Italy, rewilding efforts are currently focused on helping the area’s endangered population of Marsican brown bears to recover by promoting human-bear coexistence in five critical wildlife corridors. Such…

…through reintroductions – it is therefore critical to employ measures that promote human-wildlife co-existence. Maintaining harmonious relations between humans and reintroduced European bison is the aim of a new animation…