…is clear and present.” Natural grazing by free-roaming herbivores such as European bison, deer, wild horses, and wild bovines is a key ecological process delivering increasing benefits across Europe. Through…

…to familiarise growing numbers of people with the value of natural grazing and the role of Tauros and semi-wild horses in rewilding.   The return of iconic herbivores to the…

…vanishing, cultures that surround them. The Tarpan (Equus ferus ferus) is also known as the Eurasian wild horse. The Tarpan was a prehistoric wild horse type that ranged from Southern…

…bovines (such as cattle and buffalo), which are typical grazers, Konik horses also browse vegetation,” explains Nesterenko. “This means the combined impact of wild bovines and equines (horses) on the…

…stress among the horses and besides a few rising and biting stallions the loading of the horses went smoothly. The 27 horses where ready to go on their way to…

…French volunteer with an academic background in geography, embraced opportunities to learn about wildlife tracking and vultures. She also participated in a study on Przewalski’s horses, which have been released…

…marshy and forested lowlands of southern Belarus and northern Ukraine. Valeria Korotkevich Wild horses once roamed widely across Europe. They helped to maintain biodiversity-rich mosaic (half-open, half-wooded) landscapes through their…

…and ancient breeds of wild horses once belonged to the area, and the park’s managers are seeking to replicate and re-establish the ecosystem functions that these species once performed, in…

…portfolio this year – from the translocation and release of keystone wildlife species such as European bison, cinereous vultures, and Przewalski’s horses, to the restoration of rivers, forests and other…

…overseen the release of herds of Przewalski’s horses, Tauros, and Serrano horses, which are all having a beneficial ecological impact, and helping to draw more visitors to the region. “We…