…functioning.   Wildlife comeback and carbon From wolves to wild horses, European bison to grasshoppers, species of all descriptions, habitats and climate zones impact global carbon exchange in different ways….

…park, rewilding efforts in Sintra-Cascais are currently focused on increasing natural grazing using a range of wild and semi-wild herbivores. A 57,000 euro grant from Rewilding Europe’s European Wildlife Comeback…

…progress being made. Thanks, in part, to the efforts of Rewilding Europe, there seems to be a gathering sense of momentum behind European rewilding. The reintroduction of wild and semi-wild…

…spectacular photos of horses jumping from the truck and running towards their freedom in the wilderness. But because of the recent predation from wolves on several horses in this area,…

…(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…

…geese are higher than they have been in the last 500 years! And nowadays wild or semi-wild horses and cattle are living in many places. The natural and the original…

…of Rewilding Europe pointed out the importance of the Retuertas horses for the continued rewilding of the area. About 60 delegates from WILD 10, the World Wilderness Congress in Salamanca…

…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…

…ongoing releases of wild and semi-wild herbivores, such as horses and Tauros, with the aim of increasing the supply of naturally occurring carcasses to the vulture species in the Iberian…

…is one of the most effective ways to mitigate wildfire risk. Juan Carlos Muños Robredo / Rewilding Europe Wildfire prevention My review also considered wildfire prevention. Using large herbivores for…