…membership distributed across 29 European countries. With other members involved in the rewilding of agricultural land and the use of large herbivores to enhance natural grazing, the inclusion of the…
…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…
…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…
…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,…
…offer a vast area where the Przewalski’s horses will roam freely and enhance natural grazing. Juan Carlos Muñoz Robredo / Rewilding Europe Wide-ranging benefits There are populations of Przewalski’s…
…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…
…enhancing natural grazing, the recovery of fallow and deer populations in the Rhodope Mountains is promoting wider biodiversity. As they graze and browse on grass and bushes, the deer help…
…horses will fulfill the same ecological role as the extinct Iberian wild horse and more contemporary domesticated herbivores. The restoration of natural processes – such as natural grazing and scavenging…
Why The Netherlands? We wanted to focus on natural grazing and communication – a deliberate choice because since more than 20 years, natural grazing has been pioneered in this country,…