…natural grazing and some 10,000 years of grazing by domesticated animals such as cows and sheep, large parts of Europe are now lacking this essential natural process. This is why…

…ten-year anniversary – looks at how rewilding has enhanced natural grazing in many European landscapes over the last decade.   Efforts to boost natural grazing across Europe have given rise…

…efforts will also continue to restore the Tarutino Steppe and strengthen natural grazing, with planned reintroductions of kulan, marmots, hamsters, and sousliks, alongside ongoing work to help people and wildlife…

…these animals could be relocated.”   Rewilding Europe and natural grazing Rewilding Europe’s natural grazing booklet. Rewilding Europe, which has published a booklet on natural grazing and rewilding, currently supports…

…natural grazing has been actively enhanced within a protected area of the Iberian Highlands. As the horses roam across an area of deep canyons, sweeping pine forests, and some of…

…and legislation. “At the ‘Grazing for Life’ symposium we will make clear how the EU, its Member States and practitioners can each take responsibility in applying more natural grazing practices,…

…Rewilding Portugal   The bigger picture Rewilding Serra da Estrela Natural Park by enhancing natural grazing and carrying out other efforts to support nature recovery would not only mitigate the…

Natural grazing at Lille Vildmose, Denmark’s largest protected natural areas, was boosted by the new arrival of seven European bison from the Netherlands. Lille Vildmose   Enhancing natural grazing The…

…this movement Rewilding Europe has already set up natural grazing pilots with large herbivores in different rewilding areas and is inspiring others to start similar initiatives. To promote natural grazing…

…on protecting and restoring forests, rewilding rivers, and reviving natural grazing through the reintroduction of semi-wild horses and bovines. And in the Arc-Châteauvillain Integral Forest Reserve — which joined Rewilding…