…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…

…physical presence and natural behaviour would have influenced countless other animal and plant species.   A wilder Europe needs herds of fully self-sufficient, wild bovines to shape ecosystems and boost…

…wild herbivores, such as horses and European bison, this will help to maintain the biodiversity-rich, mosaic landscape of the area. As part of an increasingly wild landscape, the growing fallow…

…(or their close equivalent) to European landscapes. Since 2011, Rewilding Europe has been working to increase populations of wild and semi-wild herbivores across Europe – both within its own rewilding…

…of business development – and may have access to Rewilding Europe’s other rewilding tools, such as the European Wildlife Comeback Fund.”   Wildlife watching visitors often stay for extended periods…

…Velebit and partners have also released over 87 wild horses (Koniks and Bosnian Mountain Horses) onto the Lika Plains in recent years (with herds now totalling nearly 100 animals), co-funded…

…be mistaken with rebuilding extinct wild horses from the past. The rapidly growing knowledge about the many types of the extinct wild horse will be used to choose the right…

…recognised as wild animals. The result is “Status Wild”, a stunning short documentary recently made available to view on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4W8PNriRPgI Rewilding Europe caught up with Joanne and Jamie-Lee –…

…semi-wild horses – will enhance the health and resilience of the Rhodopean landscape. The presence of the vultures will also support the further development of nature-based tourism, delivering economic benefits…