…natural grazing and some 10,000 years of grazing by domesticated animals such as cows and sheep, large parts of Europe are now lacking this essential natural process. This is why…

…multi-pathway approach, with the common goal of restoring landscapes for wildlife and people.”   Rewilding Spain is purchasing grazing rights to implement natural grazing in the Iberian Highlands, utilising semi-wild…

…by Rewilding Europe via the European Wildlife Bank, a natural grazing tool which has now evolved into the Natural Grazing Facility. The NGO used the European Wildlife Comeback Fund grant…

…I look forward to organising more herbivore translocations to European rewilding initiatives through the Natural Grazing Facility.”   Want to know more? Natural Grazing Facility The benefits of natural grazing…

…  The importance of natural grazing Natural grazing by large, free-roaming wild and semi-wild herbivores such as deer, European bison, and horses is critical to the health and functionality of…

…species that plays a crucial role in natural processes. These enigmatic herbivores shape the landscape by grazing grasses and sedges, browsing tree shoots and shrubs, and turning the soil through…

…benefit from the Natural Grazing Facility, please reach out to us. Let’s scale up natural grazing together.”   Want to know more? Natural Grazing Facility The benefits of natural grazing…

…range of landowners, with thousands of hectares of land being rewilded through natural grazing and the natural flow of water,” says Peter Torkler. “Through the regeneration of peat, enhanced water…

…and boosting natural grazing through the reintroduction of semi-wild horses and bovines on land that is no longer used for agriculture. Giving more space and freedom to nature will enhance…

…natural grazing. Aukje van Gerven Participants of the natural grazing training visited the Millingerwaard, where natural grazing is already taking place for 30 years. Aukje van Gerven   A productive…