…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…

…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…

…in northern Portugal. The hardy animals will now be left to fend for themselves. This latest release is part of a long-term plan to enhance natural grazing in the Greater…

…a good fit for rewilding landscapes. Frans Schepers / Rewilding Europe Guaranteed grazing The signing of two new herd contracts will see Karakachan horses continue to play a pivotal natural…

…are developing a 120,000-hectare wildlife corridor in the Greater Côa Valley, with natural processes such as grazing playing a key role. Nelleke de Weerd   Forging meaningful connections The audience…

…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…

…and communities by restoring connectivity and water flow. In 2022, such efforts focused on restoration key natural processes, such as flooding and also natural grazing, particularly on Ermakiv Island –…

…Salkić / Rewilding Velebit Through natural grazing, large herbivores create a dynamic mosaic landscapes. To improve the biodiversity of this Natura 2000 site, Rewilding Europe is gradually supporting wild and…

…the article). But why do we need such a bank? A publication on natural grazing compiled by Rewilding Europe. A large part of Europe’s biodiversity is based around open grasslands,…

…situations actually be counterproductive. They are also no substitute for the regeneration of natural forests.   Natural is best An old-growth forest in Romania’s Carpathian Mountains. Sandra Bartocha / Wild…