…wildlife species will hopefully soon follow the example of the black stork and find refuge in Paul de Toirões. Staffan Widstrand / Rewilding Europe   A wilder, more resilient oasis…

…network. Thanks to the reintroduction of large herbivores such as European bison, Galloway cattle, Konik horses and Exmoor ponies, natural grazing is key process at every site, helping to enhance…

…an initiative by the Taurus Foundation, supported by Rewilding Europe, with the ambition to backbreed a functional, wild version of the aurochs, which went extinct as a wild animal in…

…the best guarantee of large areas with rich and biodiverse green roofs, to the delight of the wildlife in the Western Iberian habitat. Wild herbivores are the first to benefit….

…the comeback of wildlife species – this is by far the most important tool for wildlife recovery in Rewilding Europe’s rewilding landscapes. In the Central Apennines of Italy, the Rewilding…

…of another 10 water buffaloes (from the same farm in Transcarpathia), and a shipment of 15 wild Konik horses. The horses were shipped from Latvia in March, and are currently…

http://youtu.be/ydCRQhUvfAs The story of the Tarpan, an extinct type Eurasian wild horse and its resurrection, features in this unique half-hour documentary which is the worthy result of over a year…

…Rewilding Europe. “Delivered through the local native key wildlife species – fallow deer, red deer, wild living horses, wolves, brown bears, several vulture species (black vulture, Egyptian vulture and griffon…

…took place on 12, 13 and 14 June marked the official opening of a new 600 hectares fenced area and the release of semi-wild Garrano horses to this new area….

…wildlife; not only in Bulgaria but in Europe as well. Unfortunately, there are hardly any other areas in the Bulgaria where you can be surrounded by wild animals and enjoy…