…give us a valuable new revenue stream, but allow us to explain the role of natural grazing in rewilding, and the positive impact of rewilding interventions in the landscape.”  …

…Reserve (Ukraine) and Verde e Moldova. “This project will see the reflooding of former polders, reconnection of lakes with the Danube and restoration of islands, all combined with natural grazing…

…rare and globally threatened species such as the aquatic warbler, great snipe, black-tailed godwit and common redshank. Without natural grazing by herbivores such as horses, these meadows eventually become overgrown…

…more by natural processes, such as natural grazing and scavenging. Marking the occasion During the LIFE Vultures festival around 100 children took part in creative and educational workshops. Georgi Chakarov…

…boosted natural grazing and helped to attract tourists. Staffan Widstrand / Rewilding Europe In the second half of the twentieth century, Kartal Lake was isolated by a system of dykes…

…an open, mosaic and woodland condition as a result of grazing. Yet rising levels of land abandonment, leading to a reduction in livestock numbers, mean that low-intensity grazing is increasingly…

…of rewilding actions – one of the biggest is the reintroduction of wild and semi-wild herbivores, such as horses and Tauros, to enhance natural grazing. We are also working with…

…wildlife, while reintroduced herbivores now need no supplementary feeding due to the increased availability of natural grazing. “With the river now flowing freely, this project has proven that ecological river…

…and woodland. This has created a dynamic, braided river landscape that is allowed to flood and shift course naturally. This rewilding process has led to the spectacular natural recovery of…

…grazing animals in open spaces and strips in the forest, act as natural firebreaks. This role of large herbivores was taken over during the last millennia by domesticated livestock. Until…