Natural grazing at Lille Vildmose, Denmark’s largest protected natural areas, was boosted by the new arrival of seven European bison from the Netherlands. Lille Vildmose Enhancing natural grazing The…
…range of landowners, with thousands of hectares of land being rewilded through natural grazing and the natural flow of water,” says Peter Torkler. “Through the regeneration of peat, enhanced water…
…to landscape management that takes account of various ecological, socio-economic, and climatic factors. Rewilding has a key role to play in such an approach. Enhancing natural grazing by free-roaming herbivores…
The Wilder Blean initiative will see four European bison released in the spring of 2022. Hans Koster Pushing the natural grazing boundaries The county of Kent, located in southeast…
…this movement Rewilding Europe has already set up natural grazing pilots with large herbivores in different rewilding areas and is inspiring others to start similar initiatives. To promote natural grazing…
The newly arrived Tauros will acclimatise in their enclosure before they are released onto the wider Lika Plains. Nino Salkic Towards a wilder Velebit Natural grazing on the Lika…
…and wild horses. By enhancing natural grazing, which helps to maintaining a semi-open, mosaic landscape, this benefits a wide range of other species – from orchids to tortoises. The Ivaylovgrad…
…example, which provides funding for the reintroduction of keystone species, and our Natural Grazing Facility, which works to scale up natural grazing by brokering the demand and supply of wild…
…dynamics. With the ongoing trend of land abandonment in many regions in Europe, understanding and appreciation of natural processes including natural grazing for increasing biodiversity is rising. Therefore, interest is…
…region. Staffan Widstrand / Rewilding Europe Ecological role As a result of their grazing and browsing habits, the newly released herd will contribute directly to the creation of varied…