Could the Eurasian Lynx Return to the Netherlands? New Research Says Yes – If We’re Ready
Few animals capture the imagination quite like the Eurasian lynx. Europe’s largest wild cat ? secretive, solitary, and…
Author: Arend de Haas
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The golden jackal: Europe’s quiet newcomer
A new canid is making its way across Europe. Since 2016, the golden jackal (Canis aureus) has been…
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Rewilding Academy Engages in Eighth GEF Assembly as Global Environmental Action Accelerates Towards 2030
Samarkand, Uzbekistan | 31 May – 6 June 2026 – The Rewilding Academy participated in the 71st Council…
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Europe’s Horses Were Not “Przewalski”
Why the wild horses of the Ice Age looked familiar – but were not what was previously believed…
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Beyond the Numbers: The Genomic Fragility of Europe’s Gray Wolves
A Hidden Threat in Recovery Europe is witnessing what appears to be a remarkable wildlife recovery story. After…
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How Feral Horses and Cattle Are Shaping Europe’s Landscapes
On a crisp morning in Denmark, a herd of feral horses grazes quietly across a 120-hectare rewilding reserve….
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Tool?Using Cow Challenges How We See Animal Intelligence
In an idyllic Austrian countryside, a long?lived Swiss Brown cow named Veronika is compelling scientists to rethink long?standing…
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Rethinking Protection: A New Map for Europe’s Wild Future
As the climate and biodiversity crises deepen, scientists and conservationists across Europe are rallying around a bold, urgent…
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Wolves, Us, and the Wisdom of Belonging: Ubuntu in the Dutch Wilderness
Shedding New Light on Old Stories The return of the wolf to the Netherlands evokes powerful reactions—ranging from…
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Why did so many large animals go extinct outside Africa?
Europe was once a land of giants—woolly mammoths roamed the tundras, giant deer with antlers wider than a…
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Understanding the Feeding Ecology of Wolves in the Netherlands
After several years of sporadic appearances, the first wolf (Canis lupus) permanently resettled in the Netherlands in 2018….
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Wolves return—without attacking livestock
Why Europe’s returning wolves may not be the livestock predators they’re made out to be. Rewilding Meets Reality…
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