…Comeback in Europe“, a groundbreaking publication published in 2013. Of the mammal species it covers, the Eurasian beaver, grey seal, and European bison show the strongest comeback. Of the birds,…
…decline, while simultaneously providing a wide range of other socio-economic benefits. In this way, rewilding can make socio-economic as well as ecological sense. A new publication, entitled “30 Years of…
Rewilding Europe, which has already adopted the Circle of Life approach in its rewilding areas (by enabling wildlife comeback and reintroducing herbivores), is now working to scale up the project…
Rewilding Europe and ARK Nature want to help Europe’s scavengers by encouraging a reappraisal of herbivore carcass management across the continent. Markus Varesvuo / Wild Wonders of Europe Missing link…
As a vulture’s head disappears inside a carcass, a beech marten bares its teeth at a red fox intent on taking a bite of the same carrion. A closer look…
…same partners as before) to produce an updated version of this report. This is scheduled for publication in 2022, with WWF Netherlands, Arcadia and the Dutch Postcode Lottery providing funding….
…to know more? This blog is one of the stories from our Rewilding Europe Annual Review 2019. Follow the link to this beautifully illustrated, 101-page publication for The people perspective…
…Forest of southwest Germany. We caught up with David Hetherington, a leading expert on Eurasian lynx and author of the widely acclaimed publication “The Lynx And Us“, to find out…
…this article was taken from a longer story entitled “A Vibrant Network”, which featured in Rewilding Europe’s Annual Review 2018. We invite you to view this beautiful 88-page publication, which…
…featured in Rewilding Europe’s Annual Review 2018. We invite you to view this beautiful 88-page publication, which contains a wide range of insightful feature stories, stunning photography and illustrative infographics,…