…also has wider benefits. Improving the availability of natural carcasses for vultures means restoring wildlife populations, particularly herbivores (such as European bison and wild horses) and carnivores. An example of…

…skills Today, many of Rewilding Europe’s rewilding teams are working to enhance natural grazing in the landscapes where they operate. Natural grazing by herbivorous animals such as horses, bison, and…

…important duty to horses and cows. The duty to manage the land: grazing the area, opening up the landscape to other fauna and flora, and finally, reducing the fire risks….

…it might become a new wildlife symbol for the Eastern Rhodopes, next to the wild horses that were successfully reintroduced into the same region back in 2011. European bison in…

…European bison, wild horses, deer or ibex.   Bringing back a legend The aurochs stands at the very roots of the whole idea of our continent but was sadly driven…

…the continent, the objective of the ERN is to connect, support and strengthen them. The ERN has displayed impressive growth since its launch at the WILD10, the World Wilderness Congress…

…reintroduced water buffalo, Konik horses, red deer and fallow deer here in recent years. A fantastically sited new photographic hide has also been constructed.   Konik horses on Ermakov Island….

We invite you to Salamanca, enjoy the exciting presentations, meet the inspiring wildlife and wilderness enthusiasts from all over the world and take part in the lively discussions. WILD10 will…

…agricultural Europe, they propose a reintroduction of the aurochs. And where hunters and foresters alike see ‘optimum’ wildlife numbers, they see emptied landscapes with no wildlife to speak of. The…

…– Born to be Wild, was officially launched on October 6th at a special event during WILD10, organised together with the Taurus Foundation and CoalitionWILD. It is a unique book…