Working with nature is one of our greatest opportunities to build a more resilient and prosperous Europe. As climate change fuels more frequent and intense wildfires, floods and droughts, rewilding can help future-proof landscapes for the challenges ahead.
On the Vercors plateau, Rewilding France and the municipality of Die have secured a ground-breaking agreement to let nature lead its own recovery in Die Forest for at least 60 years, marking an important shift in how communal forests can be managed.
Located in southeast France, the spectacular Dauphiné Alps are the latest addition to Rewilding Europe’s growing rewilding landscape portfolio. In collaboration with a broad coalition of local partners, rewilding efforts will build on the remarkable recovery of wild nature here, further enhancing biodiversity and delivering wide-ranging benefits for people and climate.
