The Greater Côa Valley, a relatively unknown place in northern Portugal. An unprecedented, large-scale opportunity exists here today for the rewilding of this beautiful area.

Restoration of nature, based on rewilding principles, is one of the best ways of tackling our current climate emergency. Rewilding offers a solution. It is time to act now!

Rewilding is a progressive approach to conservation. It’s about letting nature take care of itself, enabling natural processes to shape land and sea and repair damaged ecosystems.

Wildlife is key! After years of decline, the European populations of some wildlife species are increasing. Supporting wildlife comeback is a core element of our work.

We love traveling. We want experiences, not exploitations. We want conservation, not consumption. We want entertainment, not exoticism. In this deck, we company you in exploring the potential of eco-tourism, and how you can practice it in your trips.

This deck showcases inspirational rewilding stories worldwide.

Our groundbreaking European Rewilding Network (ERN) empowers each network member with the information and tools to be more successful in their rewilding endeavours.

The rewilding of European ecosystems can help to tackle both the current climate and biodiversity emergencies. We need to help nature help us.

“Europe’s New Wild” is a new, stunning six-part TV series profiling the dramatic return of wildlife and wild nature across Europe.

Free-flowing rivers are the veins of Europe’s richest ecosystems. They boost an enormous variety of species and provide humans and nature with myriad benefits.

We rely on the natural world for water, food and air. There is a growing realisation that connecting with wild nature makes us feel good and keeps us mentally and physically well.

Mitigating conflict between wildlife and humans is vital when it comes to rewilding. We work to turn problems into opportunities for the benefit of both people and wildlife.

Nature is amazing! When left to manage itself, natural processes begin to function more effectively. Natural processes play a vital role in shaping landscapes and ecosystems.

Education is playing an increasingly important role in connecting younger generations with wild nature. Here we talk about education, how we do it and why it matters.