…team install an electric fence in a bear corridor. Angela Tavone / Rewilding Apennines Promoting coexistence The Organic Basics donation will be used to support a range of coexistence measures,…

Electric fence installation will benefit owners of small businesses (such as apiaries) and thereby promote human-bear coexistence. Bruno D’Amicis/Rewilding Europe Mitigating conflict between wildlife and humans is often a critical…

…problems into new opportunities for coexistence. Representatives of various rewilding sites across Europe participated in the webinar. They learned about the experiences of two speakers involved in projects that have…

…animal populations they host as well. Rewilding can deliver this.     The importance of connectivity and coexistence For the restoration of animal populations to have meaningful climate and biodiversity…

…simple tolerance of wildlife. It works to shift the dial from “co-existence” to “co-prosperity”, creating conditions where wildlife and people can mutually benefit each other and thrive together. In doing…

…expansion, such as into western Europe, for example.”   Living alongside wildlife The comeback of certain wildlife species in Europe means that efforts to promote human-wildlife coexistence are more important…

Rewilding Europe and GREFA will continue to work together to scale up the reintroduction of vultures and other keystone bird species across Europe. Juan Carlos Muñoz / Rewilding Europe  …

…Italy, the local rewilding team are working hard to protect and enhance the area’s population of endangered Marsican brown bears by developing a network of coexistence corridors, ensuring relations between…

…my economic activities going forwards.”   Promoting coexistence By following best practice coexistence principles, Bear Smart Communities minimise potential conflict with Marsican brown bears. Bruno D’Amicis Rewilding efforts in the…

…been launched to enhance human-wolf coexistence. Rewilding Portugal If there is one animal that symbolises human-wildlife coexistence, or a lack of it, on the Iberian peninsula, it is the wolf….