…Zankl / Rewilding Europe   Two herds of wild Konik horses will soon be roaming the landscapes of the Ukrainian Danube Delta, boosting the area’s biodiversity through their natural grazing….

…by Arcadia, a charitable fund founded by Peter Baldwin and Lisbet Rausing. The area is already showcasing the benefits of allowing natural processes to create wild, naturally grazed landscapes, with…

…because they improve soil health and boost biodiversity through their low-intensity grazing and browsing. By moving carbon from less stable aboveground vegetation to more permanent belowground soils through their grazing,…

…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…

By understanding how nature worked in the millions of years before people changed it, we can identify which natural processes and elements require restoration moving forwards. Jeroen Helmer   Learning…

…these herds.” Further information on this and other aspects linked to natural grazing can be found in the leaflet “Natural Grazing: wild and semi-wild animals as landscape architects” issued by…

…develop natural grazing projects in practice. This publication therefore targets area managers, reserve authorities, private landowners and other interested parties that work or have plans to start natural grazing on…

…by Rewilding Europe via the European Wildlife Bank, a natural grazing tool which has now evolved into the Natural Grazing Facility. The NGO used the European Wildlife Comeback Fund grant…

…by ecosystems such as peatlands and forests, nature credits encompass activities that protect and revitalise biodiversity, such as wetland restoration and measures to enhance natural grazing. As efforts to boost…

…was one I will never forget,” Davor continues. Natural grazing is all about the return of wild and semi-wild grazers to their natural habitats where animals are sustained with less…