…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…
… 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…
…have been exacerbated by a lack of large wild herbivores. The Sorraia horses are creating natural firebreaks by grazing down long grasses, reducing fuel loads, and trampling down the flammable…
…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…
…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…
…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 –…
…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…
…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…
…causes of wildfires and incorporating nature-based solutions could be far more beneficial in reducing wildfire risk. These solutions include the release of free-roaming wild and semi-wild herbivores in landscapes as…
…multi-pathway approach, with the common goal of restoring landscapes for wildlife and people.” Rewilding Spain is purchasing grazing rights to implement natural grazing in the Iberian Highlands, utilising semi-wild…