…a number of key questions. How can rewilding protect and enhance wild nature through activities such as river restoration, human-wildlife coexistence, and nature-based solutions such as natural grazing? What socio-economic…

…of healthy prey populations all the more urgent and important, so that predator-prey interactions can take place in a natural setting. An abundance of natural prey is also vital for…

…terrestrial steppe habitat, with a focus on key natural processes such as flooding and natural grazing. Yet even in this untouched corner of the country, war is affecting rewilding efforts….

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…

…an interconnected rewilding area. Herbivores such as pigs, bovines and ponies will be reintroduced to enhance natural grazing and create conditions where wild nature can further recover and thrive.  …

…by the Endangered Landscapes Programme. They will lead to a wilder steppe governed more by natural processes, such as natural grazing, and include work to restore part of the Tarutino…

…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,…

…natural grazing as a key natural process in European landscapes, result in habitats that host major parts of Europe’s biodiversity. Whilst natural values are addressed in EU policy such as…

…Peatlands are being rewetted and restored into the vibrant, carbon and water-storing ecosystems they once were. Efforts are underway to re-establish montane scrub. And natural grazing will play its part…

…Auerrind Project, which joined Rewilding Europe’s European Rewilding Network in May this year, is a rewilding project focusing on natural grazing, back-breeding and scientific research on aurochs. The ultimate goal…