…and if you think of human activity as un-natural, nothing about this landscape can be natural. The Alpine marmot (Marmota marmota) is common in the Swiss Alps between 2500 and…

…and natural grazing impact landscapes, this also involves restoring rivers to their free-flowing state, or as close to this state as possible. Spawning beds are created as part of river…

…Bank emerged from the ‘ARK Herd Fund’, and has now more than 400 animals including European bison, Tauros and different breeds of European horses, grazing in 12 different natural grazing…

…Tauros project right away. The Taurus Foundation is a private Dutch organization that uses feral cattle and horses in nature management and natural grazing schemes. In their choice for certain…

…the Netherlands. Twan gave an overview of a cross-border rewilding project that is restoring water systems and allowing processes such as natural grazing to reshape the landscape. Sharing milestone project…

…and eagles, natural grazing with large herbivores has begun to develop and there are clear plans also to reintroduce several missing wildlife species, like the red deer and the Iberian…

…the first time in history we have come to a stage where in many places there is no grazing anymore, so the diversity of natural grasslands with their flowers, birds…

…covering five different countries. In the Netherlands, five bison were born in the Kraansvlak dune area where a natural grazing project started in 2007 with six animals originating from Poland….

…already won glowing reviews for its authenticity and understated beauty. European exposure Filming wild-living horses in Lika plains, Croatia, to illustrate the importance of natural grazing. Frans Schepers/Rewilding Europe A…

…provision of space for natural processes to restore and sustain ecosystem functionality and resilience. Following rewilding principles, this would see processes such as free-flowing rivers and natural grazing lead to…