…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,…

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…

…network. Thanks to the reintroduction of large herbivores such as European bison, Galloway cattle, Konik horses and Exmoor ponies, natural grazing is key process at every site, helping to enhance…

…a good fit for rewilding landscapes. Frans Schepers / Rewilding Europe Guaranteed grazing The signing of two new herd contracts will see Karakachan horses continue to play a pivotal natural…

…of rewilding actions – one of the biggest is the reintroduction of wild and semi-wild herbivores, such as horses and Tauros, to enhance natural grazing. We are also working with…

…the article). But why do we need such a bank? A publication on natural grazing compiled by Rewilding Europe. A large part of Europe’s biodiversity is based around open grasslands,…

…natural grazing and the natural development of indigenous trees will help to boost biodiversity, increase the appeal of the area for tourists, and reduce wildfire risk.”   View to a…

…Salkić / Rewilding Velebit Through natural grazing, large herbivores create a dynamic mosaic landscapes. To improve the biodiversity of this Natura 2000 site, Rewilding Europe is gradually supporting wild and…

…Endangered Landscapes Programme. On the Tarutino Steppe, these efforts are aimed at restoring a wilder steppe governed more by natural processes, such as natural grazing. As part of a wilder…

…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…