European Rewilding Network welcomes three new members!
…of 25 hectares of the fast growing eucalyptus forest into a natural oak forest and the recovery of 55 hectares of natural pastures through natural grazing of native domestic species,…
…of 25 hectares of the fast growing eucalyptus forest into a natural oak forest and the recovery of 55 hectares of natural pastures through natural grazing of native domestic species,…
FREE Nature and Eurosite have created a special leaflet to unravel the secrets of natural grazing. Source: FREE Nature…
Natural grazing is a key ecological process that helps a myriad of species of half-open landscapes, and supports natural and mosaic forest landscapes less prone to fire. Juan Carlos Muños…
…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…
…village, they will be part of a natural grazing pilot in the Sfântu Gheorghe communal pasturelands. Natural grazing is all about the return of a key natural process that creates…
…natural grazing and development of tourism on this magnificent island. Maxim Yakovlev / Danube Delta Biosphere Reserve (Ukraine) Rewilding Europe and Rewilding Ukraine signed up to a five-year partnership…
…enhance natural processes, such as natural grazing, predation, and scavenging. In the Rhodope Mountains rewilding landscape in Bulgaria, the local rewilding team has been engaged in the restocking of fallow…
…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…
…natural environments. It is also home to one of the longest running ecological restoration projects in the UK, with the Wild Ennerdale partnership allowing the landscape here to evolve naturally…
…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…