…funded by the Dutch Postcode Lottery through ARK Nature in 2011, which was successfully closed in 2015. Wild horses, Letea forest, Danube Delta, Romania. Staffan Widstrand / Rewilding Europe Two…

…of the circle of life. But across the European continent today, wild herbivore carcasses have become a rare commodity. Wilderness has become arable land, populations of wild grazers are often…

The aim of three-year GrazeLIFE project is to evaluate the benefits of various land management models involving domesticated and wild/semi-wild herbivores. Juan Carlos Muños Robredo / Rewilding Europe   Partners…

Rewilding with large herbivores in Arctic and subarctic regions could have a transformative impact on ecosystems and the global carbon budget, a new scientific paper suggests. Grzegorz Leśniewski / Wild…

…trends particularly influential when it comes to wildlife comeback and rewilding in Spain? The recovery of forested areas and better wildlife species protection are having a positive impact on wildlife…

…meadow located in the nature reserve ‘Etang de Cousseau’, and was supported by the European Wildlife Comeback Fund. This release is the first of its kind in France. The beetles…

…but greatly increasing the fire hazard, as openings in the vegetation function as natural firebreaks. On top of these practical benefits to the ecosystem, the wild-living horses and cattle are…

…Portugal, and across Europe, have come to symbolise the choice between making room for wild nature and wildlife comeback, or not,” says Portuguese wildlife biologist Duarte Cadete, who works for…

…evaluate the benefits of various land management models involving domesticated and wild/semi-wild herbivores. The manure of herbivores that live freely in nature supports a myriad of insects and other organisms…

…by Portuguese filmmaker João Cosme, which has been nominated for awards at nine national and international film festivals.   Towards a wilder Greater Côa Valley The increasingly wild Greater Côa…