…– natural forests, complete with naturally occurring populations of free-roaming herbivores such as deer, bison and wild-living horses – could significantly mitigate our climate and biodiversity crises. A newly published…
… The Rewilding Ukraine team and partners are working to restore key natural processes such as natural grazing and flooding. Andrey Nekrasov Want to know more? UN World Restoration…
…orange and the highest in dark green. The importance of natural grazing Natural grazing by free-roaming herbivores contributes to biodiversity and can help minimise the threat of wildfires. Juan…
…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…
As the modern-day equivalent of the long extinct auroch, the Tauros can revitalise many natural processes. Staffan Widstrand What we’re missing We are missing wild bovines. No living cattle…
…drained peatland in Finland, presenting an unprecedented opportunity to select high natural value locations for rewilding and restoring natural ecosystems and biodiversity. In these areas, carbon sequestration can be combined…
…works to recover and enhance natural processes, such as natural grazing, predation and scavenging. Restoring these processes often requires the reintroduction and restocking of missing or degraded wildlife populations. This,…
…Moldova and Ukraine. Natural grazing The publication on natural grazing compiled by Rewilding Europe in 2015. Rewilding Europe, which published a booklet on natural grazing in 2015, wants to…
…dam removal and channel clearance, the reintroduction of keystone species such as kulan, steppe marmots and Konik horses, forest restoration, and the enhancement of natural grazing. In terms of benefits,…
…the chair of FREE Nature, a Dutch NGO which works to help conservation initiatives in the Netherlands enhance natural grazing by supplying herds of large herbivores. “In terms of conservation,…