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…

…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…

…big birdwatcher, fisherman and hiker, so I quickly became crazy about the wild and wildlife too. We had some great adventures together. I feel blessed because both of my careers…

…and disposed of according to EU regulations, and in many areas today there are on average low densities of wild prey species. In the Netherlands, road kills of wild animals…

…Carlos Muños Robredo / Rewilding Europe Free-roaming or semi-wild herbivores, such as horses, deer and wild bovines, are key architects of such natural woodland ecosystems, contributing to biodiversity, facilitating spontaneous…

The 3800-hectare Zhenda site, which is characterised by mountains and forest, is home to a diverse range of wildlife species. Bogdan Boev / Rewilding Europe   Scaling up Rewilding in…

…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…

…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…

…the continent. In addition to the wisent, Zuid-Kennemerland has also reintroduced the Konik horses, descendents of the original wild horses that roamed freely over Europe and Asia. We also watched…