Because of its impact on the landscape, the wild boar is a true keystone species. Bruno D’Amicis/Rewilding Europe   Amplified impact of rewilding Rewilding at its core is about the…

…Wilder Place, together. Yes we can and yes we should. Let’s keep the spirit alive and bring it to the next WILD congress. So GO WILD, and keep it wild!…

…land with huge potential to become a fantastic wildlife and wilderness area”, says Katarzyna Wasiak, the new team leader in the “Rewilding Eastern Carpathians” local team. In 2012, Rewilding Europe…

…oaks, recovering Mediterranean forests as well as abandoned farmhouses, shepherd shelters and dry stonewalls. Since a few years, this area is also home to wild-living Garrano horses and Tauros cattle…

…that cover the ridges of the Carpathian mountains. That free roaming herds of deer, wild horses and European bison migrate between those seasonal habitats without the risk of being shot….

In the episode, our marketing director Staffan Widstrand guides the programme host Martijn Krabbé in our Western Iberia rewilding area, joining in for the release of wild horses and cattle,…

Wildfires are a natural phenomenon but the frequency has increased to very high and dangerous levels that are a risk to people and nature. Grzegorz Lesniewski/ Wild Wonders of Europe…

…first initiatives to preserve wildlife and wild landscapes and for example how very complex and expensive measures are being taken to restore part of the Everglades in Florida, quite intact…

…horses, Tauros and water buffalo (all of these animals will be sourced from Rewilding Europe’s European Wildlife Bank). In steppe areas the proposed reintroduction of kulan (a wild ass) and…

…legal supervising entity of the initiative. The main goal of the foundation is stimulating the return and the expansion of wild nature and wildlife in the Rhodope Mountains for the…