…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…

…wildlife species contribute to the health, balance, resilience, and functionality of nature. Large, free-roaming herbivores such as European bison and wild horses promote biodiversity through their natural grazing, for example,…

In the Rhodope Mountains, extensive livestock grazing is helping to maintain the area’s nature-rich mosaic landscapes. Petar Mladenov / Alamy Stock Photo   A rich and varied landscape The sparsely…

…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…

…than simply planting more trees. This is far better for biodiversity and addressing climate change – and far more cost-effective. Natural grazing with wild & semi-wild herbivores Natural grazing delivers…

…conditions for nature recovery. These include allowing forests to naturally regenerate, removing dams and restoring natural water regimes, more natural wildlife management, enhancing natural grazing, leaving carcasses in nature, improving…

…could serve as a key lever of change for sustainable agriculture, it has so far failed to realise its potential.   The need for natural grazing Natural grazing, particularly by…

…on thriving wildlife populations and healthy, resilient natural ecosystems. “Once upon a time, larger grazers and browsers shaped Europe’s natural heritage, supporting complex food webs that also included predators and…

…of scientific reports and articles related to grazing allowed me to build up a comprehensive picture of the natural benefits that grazing provides. This review encompassed domesticated and wild grazing,…

…as natural grazing and scavenging – is an essential element of the overall rewilding vision for the landscape, enhancing the diversity, resilience and functionality of wild nature, and the benefits…