…by reducing flammable vegetation, creating natural firebreaks, and opening up forested areas, which lets in more light and allows grass to grow instead of scrub. Outbreaks of catastrophic wildfire are…

…the achievements of the natural grazing project in Lika Plains. It also presents the ongoing efforts of Rewilding Europe, Rewilding Velebit and the Forestry Faculty of the University of Zagreb…

…of October, where the Auerrind Project – which is focused on natural grazing, back-breeding and scientific research on aurochs (an extinct species of large wild bovine) – will present their…

…grazing, browsing, and defecating in large quantities, dung beetles have been driving dung into burrows and filling a unique ecological role. With the loss of natural grazers in open landscapes,…

…made us realize that we witnessed the end of a story millions of years old. The relationship between natural grazing and related natural communities. A story that survived the last…

…herbivore species to support natural grazing as a key ecological process. It is also meant to support wildlife-based economic activities such as bison-watching through guided excursions. The Veluwe area, some…

…landscape scale, both for both wild nature and for people. From boosting natural grazing and removing artificial barriers from rivers to encouraging wildlife comeback and growing nature-based tourism, our efforts…

…natural levels. More animals meant more grazing, which saw carbon shifted from above-ground vegetation to the soil via dung, boosting carbon storage and reducing the incidence of wildfire. Today there…

…the Western Iberia rewilding area. Natural grazing by these species leads to the creation of more diverse mosaic landscapes, with open spaces that act as effective firebreaks. On another positive…

…natural vegetation growth, storms, avalanches, natural forest fires, river dynamics, carnivory and herbivory. Taiga boreal forest in Kvikkjokk, in the Lapland rewilding area in Sweden. Staffan Widstrand / Rewilding Europe…