…in publications as in practice as in natural grazing pilots. A strong communication effort with a lot of outreach to large audiences, in particular around animal releases, major publications and…

…Romanian part of the delta) to work together on beavers, natural grazing (including the Letea horses and red deer reintroduction), and development of wildlife conservancies in the communities of C….

…the aims of the forestry management is to maintain some areas of open grassland to allow natural grazing by wildlife. I hope that one day the mountain will be full…

…some wild Maronesa cattle have been introduced as wild-living, social herds. Their presence is important in maintaining the biodiversity – large herbivores were naturally here before people started farming the…

…from Dadia National Park in northern Greece often visit Bulgaria’s Rhodope Mountains foraging for food, but natural recolonisation is unlikely due to limited population size. Svetoslav Spasov What is the…

…out from the release area they will not be taken care of anymore. They will then become full part of the natural ecosystem in the 59 000 ha large Tarcu…

…grazing in the field and seemed like they immediately became a natural part of the Lika plains ecosystem. Given the often harsh winters in this area, it was decided that…

…natural phenomena and changing animal behaviour.” Lars Eriksson, the Sami elder still measures time by the season, not the second. Daniel Allen Living on the edge of Europe, the Sami…

…adjacent rewilding zone of 150 hectare before joining the other bison already roaming free. Bison will then become full part of the natural ecosystem in this 59 000 hectare large Țarcu…

…from the reintroduction of large wildlife or key species (e.g. beaver) to experiences of specific wildlife watching and photographing in the wilderness; or restoration of natural grazing with Konik horses,…