…roughly two people per square kilometre, which is one of the lowest in Europe. This makes the area very interesting for rewilding because it means coexistence between humans and wildlife…

…such as natural processes, the link between nature and people, and human-wildlife coexistence.”   Stiff competition These elements were visible in the second and third-placed photos selected by the Rewilding…

…co-existence at this early stage of the reintroduction programme these measures are critical.” Bison do not pose an immediate danger, but it must be remembered that they are still wild…

…Valley involves the promotion of human-wildlife coexistence. But with this focus on the contemporary, it is easy to overlook the fact that relations between man and wildlife in the area…

…to improve habitat, reduce disturbance, promote coexistence through education, encourage nesting and prevent collisions with power lines. By 2021 the swamps of Persina Island were once again home to a…

…of large herbivores on the landscape. Interaction between animal species, such as predator-prey relationships. Examples of human-wildlife coexistence. Measures for the protection and dispersal of wildlife, such as wildlife corridors…

…a number of key questions. How can rewilding protect and enhance wild nature through activities such as river restoration, human-wildlife coexistence, and nature-based solutions such as natural grazing? What socio-economic…

…past with wolves (the wolf is now completely absent from Swedish Lapland). Rewilding Lapland is promoting to mitigate this conflict by developing a coexistence model, whereby the development of a…

…creating coexistence with the region’s human inhabitants, as wild carnivores are far less likely to predate livestock when they have a plentiful natural supply of prey. And by grazing shrubs…

…area for the future. Mark Hamblin Educational initiatives are planned to break down the barriers in people’s minds too – and promote coexistence. Buffer zones around beavers will be formed…