…are developing a 120,000-hectare wildlife corridor in the Greater Côa Valley, with natural processes such as grazing playing a key role. Nelleke de Weerd   Forging meaningful connections The audience…

…and diverse audience, who gathered together in Barranco de la Hoz (De la Hoz Canyon), a spectacular natural site in Alto Tajo Natural Park, in Guadalajara Province. The area’s riverside…

…natural grazing and well-balanced and healthy predator-prey dynamics.   Hamsters are just one of a number of animals returned to the Tarutino Steppe by the Rewilding Ukraine team, with kulan,…

…and roe deer in Portugal’s Sintra-Cascais Natural Park will enhance natural grazing. Cascais Ambiente   Scaling up wildlife comeback Wildlife reintroductions are complex, which means they typically face many challenges…

…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)…

…Progressive project It is well known that grazing by large native herbivores creates biodiversity-rich habitats. However, the benefits of natural grazing have never been properly mapped out or taken into…

…Rural depopulation here has seen a decline in grazing by domesticated livestock. To compensate for this, Rewilding Europe and partners will work to enhance natural grazing by restoring wildlife populations,…

…natural grazing systems deliver a whole range of benefits for Europeans and European wild nature.” Natural grazing systems can be a tool to maintain or restore the biodiversity of open…

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  …

…up the case that natural grazing can improve biodiversity.   The Eurasian stone curlew is one of the species benefitting from the comeback of large grazers in the reserve. Getty…