…but a sign of good adaptation to their new habitats. The births of this offspring show how the mating behaviour is regulating and becoming more natural given that spring and…

…the girls claimed and exhibited. Later we spoke about the water resource management. Water is the most important limited resource in the area since the nearest natural spring is approximately…

…millions of hectares of abandoned land across Europe, where small farmers no longer till the soil or their cattle graze the land? In come the rewilders! With natural grazing as…

…make good use of abandoned land, including the development of conservation enterprises, reducing the impact of forest fires through establishing natural grazing systems with wild herbivores, etc. Through a member…

…this will be continued – the next one will be in The Netherlands on technical rewilding aspects (natural grazing, reintroductions, wildlife management etc.), combined with marketing and communication. It was…

…in Italy have always been keepers of natural values of a first-rate quality, which is the reason they are already for ninety years an integral part of the Parco Nazionale…

…restoration of wild nature, and through heightening its reputation as an excellent destination for wildlife watching and nature photography. The grazing of the deer will create a more biodiversity-rich mosaic…

…is in line with the Circle of Life, a new approach put forward by Rewilding Europe and partners to support Europe’s scavengers. Through their grazing the deer will also increase…

…interact naturally within the environment they live in. Help for the bison is therefore badly needed. Rewilding Europe will offer the bison its unique and natural role in European wilderness…

…the Landscape – grazing animals as ecosystem engineers’. Both organisations recognize the need to join forces in supporting the pan-European rewilding movement that is gaining momentum annually, and work together…