Spanish version of aurochs book published
…the aurochs – called the Tauros – establishing viable wild populations of this animal across Europe. This, in turn, will boost natural grazing and help to create half-open, half-wooded (mosaic)…
…the aurochs – called the Tauros – establishing viable wild populations of this animal across Europe. This, in turn, will boost natural grazing and help to create half-open, half-wooded (mosaic)…
…in our landscapes and beyond. Natural grazing with large herbivores will be advanced as a key natural process, following the outcomes and recommendations of the EU GrazeLIFE initiative (co-funded by…
Rewilding of the Tour du Valat Estate has seen the restoration of a range of habitats, as well as natural processes such as flooding and natural grazing. Jean Jalbert …
…natural rhythms Following their release into the wild in 2019, the free-ranging European bison of the Rhodope Mountains have gradually started to occupy their unique ecological niche, helping to restore…
…Going forwards, a new management plan for the site will help to create a more functional and resilient forest, governed by natural processes such as decomposition and natural grazing. …
… The Rewilding Ukraine team and partners are working to restore key natural processes such as natural grazing and flooding. Andrey Nekrasov Want to know more? UN World Restoration…
…terrestrial steppe habitat, with a focus on key natural processes such as flooding and natural grazing. Yet even in this untouched corner of the country, war is affecting rewilding efforts….
…range of other co-benefits, such as increased biodiversity, clean air, and better health and wellbeing in rural communities. Low intensity natural grazing by animals such as water buffalo (pictured…
…are underway to re-establish montane scrub and increase natural grazing. Through rewetting, peatlands will be restored to the vibrant, carbon and water-storing ecosystems they once were. Wildlife set to benefit…
…of natural grazing for increasing biodiversity and decreasing the risk of wildfire. Fire has always been a natural process in the Greater Côa Valley landscape, but in recent years Portugal…