…growth and woodland cover. In the early Holocene, only seven large herbivore species remained in Great Britain: moose, aurochs, roe deer, beaver, red deer, wild horse and wild boar –…

…and Maronesa cattle. Herds of wild-living Retuerta and Garrano horses restlessly running through the fields attract our eyes and attention to this magnificent scenery. During daylight, all eyes are on…

…Wilder Blean initiative – a collaboration between Kent Wildlife Trust and the Wildwood Trust funded by the UK’s People’s Postcode Lottery – will see the area under grazing extended to…

…some wild Maronesa cattle have been introduced as wild-living, social herds. Their presence is important in maintaining the biodiversity – large herbivores were naturally here before people started farming the…

…you a wild, inspirational and wonderful 2019. Wild regards, Managing Director Showcase stories from 2018   The first European bison released at the new site in the Poiana Ruscă Mountains….

…rewilding. Many other countries can learn here how we can deal with allowing wild nature to come back to our river systems’, Frans Schepers said. During the celebration, attended by…

…available breeds of primitive forms of cattle and horses. In May, the first Sayaguese cattle and Garrano horses will run free in Campanarios de Azaba, to be followed by Retuerta…

…for nominations. The reintroduction of European bison, beaver and wild horses, the comeback of the aurochs, re-stocking of red and fallow deer, legal actions and campaigning about wilderness protection and…

…well-protected and famous wildlife areas in Europe. Jeroen Helmer / Rewilding Europe “Wildlife and wild nature obviously don’t observe political borders,” says Deli Saavedra, Rewilding Europe’s Regional Manager. “It is…

…other wildlife. As a stronghold of the species, the Danube Delta is a good focal point for rewilding efforts. The delta is part of a network of wetlands in southeast…