…effective in remote and inaccessible areas, where careful management can prevent wildfire and benefit wild nature in other ways.” “Low-intensity grazing by wild and semi-wild herbivores creates short, grazed patches…

…win-win for biodiversity and the fight against the climate crisis.   Free-roaming herds of wild herbivores would help to reduce the risk of catastrophic wildfire outbreaks across the Mediterranean. Grzegorz…

…of habitats and the various wildlife species that the local rewilding team and partners are working to return to the region. These include water buffalo, wild horses, red deer, eagle…

…large herds of horses, Tauros and deer roaming free in magnificent wild landscapes, dozens of successfully operating rewilding enterprises. Of course, things have also gone wrong along the way. Rewilding…

…survival capacity in the wild. By then the animal is expected to have been officially recognized as a wildlife species and released back into the wild in a number of…

…that in the delta’s drier land areas, relatively free-ranging large groups of wild horses and wild cattle already exist, which are of very old races/breeds. How closely related these are…

…such a tragedy. In addition, in 1998, first Przewalski’s horses were introduced. There are now around 120 wild horses with a steadily growing population. Following this success, there are plans…

…become the new wildlife symbol of the Eastern Rhodopes, next to the wild horses that were reintroduced to the area of Krumovgrad already in 2011, which have successfully adapted to…

…corridors, and reintroduced a wide range of keystone wildlife species – from European bison and wild horses to Tauros and kulan. The European Rewilding Network (ERN), which continues to foster…

…populations are on the increase, which is great news because these keystone predators help to restore the health and functionality of wild nature. Yet the return of this iconic and…