…are also reintroducing steppe marmots and fallow deer onto the Tarutino Steppe – this will also help to restore local food webs and boost natural grazing. Local residents are set…

…Depending on the species, this can be achieved through the promotion of natural comebacks, active reintroductions, and through introductions of proxies for extinct species.   Legal obligations to restore Europe’s…

…letting processes such as forest regeneration, flooding and natural grazing impact landscapes, we are also working to restore rivers to their free-flowing state, or as close to this state as…

Situated west of Amsterdam on the Dutch coast, the Kraansvlak reserve was the location for the four-year study on grazing. European bison were first reintroduced here in 2007 and are…

…survival of this rare breed in Doñana and will strengthen the process of natural grazing by large herbivores in the Campanarios de Azaba reserve, part of one of the current…

…in our landscapes and beyond. Natural grazing with large herbivores will be advanced as a key natural process, following the outcomes and recommendations of the EU GrazeLIFE initiative (co-funded by…

…grazing, browsing, and defecating in large quantities, dung beetles have been driving dung into burrows and filling a unique ecological role. With the loss of natural grazers in open landscapes,…

…Agricultural Policy (CAP) – this is a drop in the ocean. The livestock predation challenge is exacerbated by the fact that many European landscapes have little or no natural prey…

…Southern Iberian Chain, rewilding has the potential to transform current challenges posed by land abandonment and unsustainable resource use into opportunities for the restoration of natural grazing and trophic cascades,…

…introduced, reducing wildfire risk through their grazing and creating habitats favoured by the prey of iconic species such as Iberian lynx, Spanish imperial eagle and Bonelli’s eagle, which in natural…