…for forest regeneration Rewilding Europe aims to create more space for wild nature in Europe, by allowing natural processes to shape our landscapes, promoting wildlife comeback, and developing nature-based local…

…burgeoning attraction for wildlife enthusiasts, with the development of a nature-based economy enabling local communities to benefit financially from wilder nature. The new initiative will continue to foster cooperation among…

…horses, wild bulls and red deer. The combination of these three reintroduced species with wild species that were still here like wild boars and roe deer, completes the natural grazing….

Wild horses, Garrano horses living wild in the Faia Brava reserve, Coa valley, Portugal, Western Iberia rewilding area Staffan Widstrand / Rewilding Europe Members of the European Rewilding Network feel…

…Rhodopes Mountains rewilding landscape in Bulgaria. Rewilding efforts have seen populations of keystone herbivores such as red and fallow deer, European bison and wild horses reintroduced and restocked, with benefits…

…pilot areas, the idea behind reintroducing grazers such as European bison, wild horses and Tauros is to reestablish these trophic cascades and thereby support the development of self-regulating, biodiverse ecosystems….

…the eagles. The creation of artificial ponds should hopefully provide more food for the storks too. By reintroducing semi-wild herbivores such as wild horses and Tauros, Rewilding Europe and its…

…has stepped up a gear following the release of a herd of Tauros in Frias de Albarracin, and semi-wild horses are settling in well to the 1,485 hectares of the…

…addition to the Tauros, Rewilding Velebit and partners have also released over 80 wild horses (Koniks and Bosnian Mountain Horses) onto the Lika Plains in recent years (with herds now…

…fallow deer, bison, Karakachan horses and Konik ponies, while wolves, golden jackals, European ground squirrels (also known as sousliks) and brown bears also survive in these wild mountains. However, while…