…orange and the highest in dark green. The importance of natural grazing Natural grazing by free-roaming herbivores contributes to biodiversity and can help minimise the threat of wildfires. Juan…
…Moldova and Ukraine. Natural grazing The publication on natural grazing compiled by Rewilding Europe in 2015. Rewilding Europe, which published a booklet on natural grazing in 2015, wants to…
…conditions for nature recovery. These include allowing forests to naturally regenerate, removing dams and restoring natural water regimes, more natural wildlife management, enhancing natural grazing, leaving carcasses in nature, improving…
…natural grazing and well-balanced and healthy predator-prey dynamics. Hamsters are just one of a number of animals returned to the Tarutino Steppe by the Rewilding Ukraine team, with kulan,…
…are at risk from overgrazing by excessive numbers of deer, which prevents them from naturally regenerating. In cooperation with the landowner, whose love of the pinewoods has made the initiative…
…on thriving wildlife populations and healthy, resilient natural ecosystems. “Once upon a time, larger grazers and browsers shaped Europe’s natural heritage, supporting complex food webs that also included predators and…
…enhancing natural grazing, the recovery of fallow and deer populations in the Rhodope Mountains is promoting wider biodiversity. As they graze and browse on grass and bushes, the deer help…
…unsustainable hunting and poaching. The decreasing availability of natural prey for predators has the potential to increase predation on livestock, which could lead to co-existence challenges with farmers. It could…
A fallow deer in the Rhodope Mountains of Bulgaria. Bogdan Boev Restoring natural processes Rewilding works to recover and enhance natural processes, such as the free movement of rivers,…
…natural forests and increased natural grazing, can help people and businesses by minimising the risk and impact of global warming-related events, such as floods, droughts, and outbreaks of disease and…