…self-sustaining landscapes that are better equipped for the future. Three approaches are particularly important: rewetting wetlands and restoring natural water systems; enhancing natural grazing and wildlife comeback; and transforming simplified…
…and those working with natural grazing can compare how different countries are navigating legislation. Participants in the Community Days expressed a strong appetite for deeper relationships, exchanges, site visits and…
…— especially the European Union’s Common Agricultural Policy (CAP) — could better support natural grazing. Want to know more? Rewilding and the Nature Restoration Law Rewilding and natural grazing…
…for wildlife to recover. Natural grazing by free-roaming herbivores is creating more diverse habitats and helping to reduce the risk of catastrophic wildfire outbreaks, while measures such as livestock guardian…
…provide healthier conditions for fish, aquatic plants and birds. Horses and locally owned cattle already roam freely and graze parts of the site, helping to restore natural grazing, while wetland…
…area. Creating conditions for lynx to return begins with recovering the wider food web on which they depend. Natural grazing by Sorraia horses is helping to restore meadows and Pyrenean…
…dynamics, improving human-wildlife coexistence, and restoring natural grazing. Looking ahead, the park aims to further restore natural processes across its woodlands, watersheds and meadows, while supporting nature-based tourism and local…
…erratically across the rewilding site, thanks to the impact of natural grazing on the vegetation. Credit: Rewilding Portugal Natural grazing: a proactive solution Too often, efforts to combat catastrophic…
… 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…
…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…
