…well for future growth and scaled-up impact. “The name Nordic Taiga, which is both natural and exciting, resonates with our efforts to rebuild healthy, dynamic landscapes where both wildlife 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,…

…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…

…dot the landscape, kicking up small clouds of dust as they move between grazing spots and watering holes. Close by, a pair of hoopoes forage on the ground, feeding on…

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,…

…the Przewalski’s horses will fulfil the same ecological role as the extinct Iberian wild horse and more contemporary domesticated herbivores. The restoration of natural processes – such as natural grazing…

…species that plays a crucial role in natural processes. These enigmatic herbivores shape the landscape by grazing grasses and sedges, browsing tree shoots and shrubs, and turning the soil through…

…boast many of the characteristics of their ancestors, making them particularly suitable for rewilding and the grazing of wild habitats.   Through their natural grazing and other interactions with landscapes…

…with neighbouring hunting concessions to support this aim. To enhance natural grazing and strengthen food webs, the rewilding team have so far released 65 red deer in and around the…