…are a keystone species, helping to create biodiversity-rich, half-open, half-wooded landscapes through their grazing and browsing. In addition, their reintroduction in the Rhodopes is helping to enhance local food chains,…

…carbon cycle in myriad ways. Herbivores – such as wild horses, European bison and Tauros – affect the exchange of carbon between ecosystems and the atmosphere through their grazing, by…

…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…

…are looking forward to witness the first restocking and re-introductions in these areas, to beef up the wildlife numbers and to enhance natural grazing. Many European plant- and animal species…

…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 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…

…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…

…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…

…Valley) and explore opportunities to reintroduce bison also in the Uzhansky National Park in Ukraine. Natural grazing as a key process will be re-introduced in the open areas, starting with…

…such as forest regeneration, flooding and natural grazing impact landscapes, this also involves restoring rivers to their free-flowing state, or as close to this state as we can achieve. “Living…