…Portugal’s Director of Communications and Enterprise. “Ana focused on how rewilding connects people with nature and strengthens community engagement, while João explored natural grazing and its role in reducing wildfire…
…initiative last November, reflects our undimmed entrepreneurial spirit. From dam removal, river restoration, and wildlife releases, to scaling up natural grazing, forest regeneration, and the roll-out of wildlife-smart communities,…
…range of landowners, with thousands of hectares of land being rewilded through natural grazing and the natural flow of water,” says Peter Torkler. “Through the regeneration of peat, enhanced water…
The Wilder Blean initiative will see four European bison released in the spring of 2022. Hans Koster Pushing the natural grazing boundaries The county of Kent, located in southeast…
…because they improve soil health and boost biodiversity through their low-intensity grazing and browsing. By moving carbon from less stable aboveground vegetation to more permanent belowground soils through their grazing,…
…and wild horses. By enhancing natural grazing, which helps to maintaining a semi-open, mosaic landscape, this benefits a wide range of other species – from orchids to tortoises. The Ivaylovgrad…
The newly arrived Tauros will acclimatise in their enclosure before they are released onto the wider Lika Plains. Nino Salkic Towards a wilder Velebit Natural grazing on the Lika…
…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…
…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…
…governed more by natural processes, such as natural grazing, with herds of kulan and fallow deer released in recent years. Ongoing releases of small mammals such as hamsters and marmots…
