…in Romania; seven natural grazing projects established in 4 different rewilding areas; five Tauros breeding sites now operational in three countries; and cooperation with hunting associations on wildlife comeback in…

…species? It is of great importance for the natural functioning of many of our ecosystems. Natural grazing and browsing by large herbivores is one of the key ecological factors in…

…carnivores (especially the grey wolf), as well as carcasses for scavenging species (such as the local Egyptian, cinereous and griffon vulture populations). A more natural population dynamic between predators and…

…in March outlining how European policies – particularly the European Union’s Common Agricultural Policy (CAP) – could better support extensive grazing (where low-density livestock populations feed on natural vegetation). The…

Click on the image above to view images from the bison photo exhibition. Staffan Widstrand / Rewilding Europe   The focus of this year’s festival was nature photography. The bison…

…renew and indeed create natural processes and natural ecosystems across our projects areas in Europe and beyond. The reason this was an important exercise was due to the fact that…

…Croatian rewilding area. The development of natural grazing in Lika Plains, the research and protection of old-growth forests, the support of wildlife comeback (brown bear, red deer, Balkan chamois and…

…planned in 2017 include human-wildlife coexistence, habitat restoration, natural grazing and eco-tourism. Rewilding Europe extends a warm welcome to rewilding initiatives that are not yet part of the network –…

Conversion of agricultural lands into more natural areas in Oasi Lago Salso, Puglia region, southern Italy. Matteo Caldarella Members of the European Rewilding Network (ERN) are keen to learn from…

…Mountains in 2021, the total free-roaming population will number more than 100 animals when the latest herd is released. These animals will now be allowed to breed naturally, creating a…