…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,…

…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…

…are underway to re-establish montane scrub and increase natural grazing. Through rewetting, peatlands will be restored to the vibrant, carbon and water-storing ecosystems they once were. Wildlife set to benefit…

…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…

…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…

…Founded in 2016, it became a European Rewilding network member in 2017. In 2019, the initiative reintroduced its first herd of European bison, to enhance natural grazing and help the…

…natural rhythms Following their release into the wild in 2019, the free-ranging European bison of the Rhodope Mountains have gradually started to occupy their unique ecological niche, helping to restore…

…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…

…such as natural grazing.   The overall goal of the hamster reintroduction programme is to establish a stable population of the species in the area. Maxim Yakovlev / Rewilding Europe…

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…