…wildlife as one of the first of its kind in Europe. Do you want to support the return of wild horses in our rewilding areas? That would be fantastic, please…

…up without any significant contact with wildlife species and wild nature, which means the concept of rewilding is both innovative and interesting. I believe we need to rewild for two…

…benefit from wild equine grazing too. The Portuguese NGO has this year started the so-called Zebro Project, carefully selecting and cross-breeding Sorraia horses to maximise their wild characteristics. These animals…

…landscapes all across Europe. Hans Koster Natural grazing by wild herbivores such as European bison, aurochs (a type of ancient bovine) and wild horses once helped to shape biodiversity-rich, half-open,…

…Mykhailo Nesterenko. “The newly released horses will complement the water buffalo, Konik horses and deer already released and living wild in the delta, with all of these herbivores helping to…

…people.”   The Cartier for Nature grant will support the release of European bison, wild horses and kulan. Juan Carlos Muñoz / Rewilding Europe   Towards wilder landscapes The Southern…

…wolves, and other wildlife species are increasingly relying on wild herbivores and their carcasses as a source of food. Stefan Avramov / Rewilding Rhodopes   Enhancing biodiversity and coexistence By…

…in the area.   The reintroduction of wild and semi-wild herbivores can help to reduce the risk of catastrophic wildfire, which has increased in the Iberian Highlands with the build-up…

…  The importance of natural grazing Natural grazing by large, free-roaming wild and semi-wild herbivores such as deer, European bison, and horses is critical to the health and functionality of…