…wildlife species contribute to the health, balance, resilience, and functionality of nature. Large, free-roaming herbivores such as European bison and wild horses promote biodiversity through their natural grazing, for example,…

…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…

…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…

…“Where needed, short-term intensive grazing, known as ‘targeted grazing’, can be combined with other actions such as mechanical clearing to further reduce fire risk.”   Added value Herds of free-roaming…

…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…

…hutsul horses and fallow deer are focused on the recovery of natural landscapes, their natural processes (such as flooding and natural grazing) and associated flora and fauna across at least…

…(co-produced by Rewilding Europe) titled “The Missing Lynx” shows, these fires can be devastating to people, property and wild nature.   Grazing fire brigades Maronesa cattle grazing in the Faia…

…an important keystone species because of their natural grazing. Our approach to river restoration will help Sweden’s indigenous Sámi people continue practicing their traditional way of living.   Want to…

…the variation in vegetation structure. Nelleke de Weerd The Maashorst brings valuable experience in natural grazing processes – being one of the first sites in Europe to have European bison,…

…an extensive network of partners involved in both the theory and practice of different grazing systems,” says Helmer. The publication “Natural Grazing – Practices in the rewilding of cattle and…