…at WILD10 in October 2013). ‘’WILD10 has provided Europe with a great platform to increase the interest in rewilding, wilderness protection and wildlife comeback’, says Frans Schepers, Managing Director of…

…States of America, (http://www.pnas.org/content/early/2014/02/28/1311014111.full.pdf+html). Beetles are very habitat specific, well known, and have been well preserved as fossils and sub-fossils. A rich presence of woodland-associated species indicates a closed canopy…

…azure-winged magpie is a common bird, and so are species like golden oriole and hoopoe. From the hides at the vulture feeding place you can see black, griffon and Egyptian…

…Park Zuid Kennemerland, The Netherlands. In 2007, European bison were brought back here where they since then live under completely natural conditions, together with a herd of wild Konik horses….

…a completely wild herd of bison, some 54 head strong today. Not that far away from here, near Miroslawiec, lives another herd, of 79 animals. These two sites represent some…

…debate about how to deal with managing wildlife, in particular encouraged by the comeback of the larger carnivores and herbivores. As was shown in the Wildlife Comeback Report that was…

…by a team of wildlife experts from all over Europe. One of them, Swedish nature photographer Staffan Widstrand, is also the Communication and Marketing Director of Rewilding Europe. Other experts…

…ongoing support from our main financial partners, WILD10 in Salamanca, where we presented our initiative to the world, the start of two large LIFE projects funded by the European Commission,…

…http://bit.ly/1aY03nF. Later on, it can be installed for €4.99 a month or €21.99 per year. Hurry up and enjoy it all, even those who were children many years ago: www.timbuktu.me…

…in. You can join their efforts in the pressure group “Save the Free Beavers of England” and sign their petition, provided that you are a UK citizen: https://you.38degrees.org.uk/petitions/save-the-free-beavers-of-england. There are…