…for rewilding, with rewilding efforts starting here in the early 1990s. Today, with much of the area grazed by reintroduced herds of free-roaming herbivores such as Galloway cattle and Konik…

…and Kartal Lake wetland areas on the Ukrainian side of the delta), and with species/breeds for which there is already a demand from landowners and managing authorities, such as Konik…

…for people to accept than reintroducing a carnivore. In the Great Fen project in the UK, for example, Konik ponies are not only performing an important role in creating a…

…our pilot areas: the Rhodope Mountains, the Velebit Mountains of Croatia, and Western Iberia. In the Rhodope Mountains Rewilding Europe has introduced both Konik and Karakachan breeds across multiple sites….

…article published in the Journal of the Society for Ecological Restoration. European bison, Konik horses and Highland cattle have all been reintroduced into Kraansvlak, a 330-hectare area of coastal dunes…

…of the entire network, which can be invaluable when it comes to herbivore translocation.” The Ukrainian NGO Foundation Beremytske Biosfera, an ERN member, received eight Konik ponies from the EWB…

…Konik horses legally recognised as wild animals. This will enable their carcasses to be left in nature, rather than removed for disposal. And we will continue to promote the Circle…

…from the European Union (219 million US$). Wild konik horses in the Oder Delta rewilding area. Solvin Zankl / Rewilding Europe The words “flood management” may be involved in the…

Wild living Konik horses in the Rhodope mountains, Bulgaria. Staffan Widstrand / Rewilding Europe Rhodope Mountains in Bulgaria, rising to over 2 000 metres, with deep river gorges and steep…

…from removing this majestic animal from its green kingdom? Natural grazing by bison and konik herds in Kraansvlak, The Netherlands. Ruud Maaskant The European bison is considered an endangered animal….