…of a species. The grazing of these huge herbivores opens up landscapes and creates new habitats for other fauna such as insects and birds, while their integration into dynamic food…

…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….

…(see Figure 1): trophic complexity: a measure of the complexity of relationships in a food web random natural disturbance: caused by natural events such as wildfire or flooding dispersal: how…

…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…

…in Campanarios will be treated as completely wild living animals, and live in natural, social groups, grazing the reserve which is currently 500 hectares. The Campanarios de Azaba biological reserve,…

…nearly 23,000 square kilometres (slightly more than the size of Wales). We have established 21 different natural grazing pilot sites across nine different countries, restored food webs and created coexistence…

…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…

…horses, wild bulls and red deer. The combination of these three reintroduced species with wild species that were still here like wild boars and roe deer, completes the natural grazing….

…Bunloit aims to optimise the mix of herbivores grazing estate pastureland, with Highland cattle already present. Highlands Rewilding The rewilding of the 511-hectare Bunloit Estate on the western bank of…

…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…