Recent red deer releases across multiple hunting concessions in the Velebit Mountains are a powerful testament to what can be achieved through a shared vision for nature recovery. Collaborative efforts between Rewilding Velebit and local hunting associations are fostering trust, strengthening partnerships, and laying the groundwork for lasting change.

Rewilding Affric Highlands has launched a ground-breaking landscape-scale study of red deer in Scotland. The scientific study is using GPS-radio collars on 22 male deer to track the movement and behaviour of this iconic species in the Affric Highlands rewilding landscape.

The Rewilding Rhodopes team have been releasing red and fallow deer in the local landscape for 10 years. As the size and range of deer populations in the Eastern Rhodopes continue to increase, so the positive impact on biodiversity and local food webs will continue to increase too.