…Kotar“ in Croatia were also present. Natural grazing by large herbivores is a key process for natural maintenance of ecosystems. Natural grazing maintains the ‘mosaic landscape’ of rich, open fields,…
…natural forest regeneration, natural water systems, natural grazing, safe corridors for wildlife, natural habitat extension, reduced hunting and fishing pressure, operational support of wildlife breeding areas including spawning sites, and…
…wildlife species contribute to the health, balance, resilience, and functionality of nature. Large, free-roaming herbivores such as European bison and wild horses promote biodiversity through their natural grazing, for example,…
…Groninger Landschap foundation has donated Konik horses to me in the past, for natural grazing projects in Estonia, Germany, Poland and Latvia, so we have been working together for a…
As the modern-day equivalent of the long extinct auroch, the Tauros can revitalise many natural processes. Staffan Widstrand What we’re missing We are missing wild bovines. No living cattle…
…process across Europe by restoring natural grazing dynamics and creating new natural assets that promote innovation, enterprise and investment in and around areas undergoing rewilding. Kempen~Broek, situated on the northeastern…
…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…
…holistic nature-based solution Biodiversity collapse and climate change are inextricably linked, which means both issues need to be addressed simultaneously. Our future depend on the recovery of the natural world,…
…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…
…distributed across parts of Europe, can perform a vital natural grazing role in dry and cold environments,” says Deli Saavedra, Rewilding Europe’s Rewilding Area Coordinator. A steppe by steppe…
