…Portugal, in close partnership with Rewilding Europe. The aim is to promote a new land management model in the Greater Côa Valley, focused on natural grazing, food chain restoration and…

…from removing this majestic animal from its green kingdom? Natural grazing by bison and konik herds in Kraansvlak, The Netherlands. Ruud Maaskant The European bison is considered an endangered animal….

…is allowing this endangered animal to roam free and increase in numbers, thereby boosting the beneficial impact of natural grazing (which is being monitored) in the park. In addition to…

The LIFE project in Poland has seen bison numbers in the north-west of the country nearly double from 110 to 200 individuals. Western Pomeranian Natural Society After members of the…

…already won glowing reviews for its authenticity and understated beauty. European exposure Filming wild-living horses in Lika plains, Croatia, to illustrate the importance of natural grazing. Frans Schepers/Rewilding Europe A…

…This will lead to the creation of naturally diverse mosaic landscapes. Staffan Widstrand / Rewilding Europe   “Over the next five years a growing network of naturally grazed areas will…

…dramatic scenery of the Velebit Mountains. The Lomska Valley, northern Velebit Nature-based tourism can offer potentially game-changing business opportunities for local people. Bosnian Mountain horses on the Lika Plains Natural…

…the first animals to set foot on Norfolk soil since then. There are also plans to boost natural grazing at the Wild Ken Hill site, with the reintroduction of wild…

…of rewilding activities such as the reintroduction of natural grazing as a key ecological process, with primitive breeds of horses and bovines. Plans are being explored to support the comeback…

…beaver back is that they are natural water managers. With the creation of natural dams, ponds and marshes the water retention capacity is greatly increased and so beavers help us…