…event – the comeback of a legendary species – and how people feel about it.”   Promoting coexistence Rewilding Europe’s goal is to develop and support coexistence models, where people…

…fully unfold. The event focused on five themes: connecting rewilding science and practice, rewilding landscapes, wildlife comeback and coexistence, communicating rewilding as the 21st century environmental narrative, and economic opportunities…

…address concerns and promote coexistence – are absolutely critical. No more so than south of the Douro River in Portugal, where the Iberian wolf today enjoys a precarious existence. Studies…

…The Rewilding Romania team also worked on enterprise and engagement, to further elevate human-wildlife coexistence, amplify the benefits that wild nature delivers to local communities, and build further support for…

…communicate the importance and benefits of rewilding and human-wildlife coexistence to all our clients,” says Umberto Esposito. “It has been fantastic to have the support of an organisation that understands…

The Return of the Wolf project is working to promote wolf conservation in the Italian Alpine Arc region and support human-wildlife coexistence. Bruno D’Amicis/Rewilding Europe Overseen by Parma-based NGO Io…

…Coexistence The “coexistence” product is basically a “back to nature” product, aimed at promoting the connection between humans and nature, and improving coexistence with large carnivores. Bears are a charismatic…

…comeback. Establishing new ways to foster coexistence such as the Bear Trail is a real source of pride for a small community like Pettorano sul Gizio.”   Clubbing together Local…

…Community Programme is to promote human-bear coexistence, thereby safeguarding and enhancing bear populations and reducing the risks to humans and their property. The vast majority of human-bear conflicts in North…

…raise awareness of rewilding, and ensure that the recovery of nature delivers socio-economic benefits to as many people as possible. This, in turn, enhances human-wildlife coexistence, allowing species such as…