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….
Author: Arend de Haas
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…
Turning Over a New Leaf: How Deep Change Can Tackle Our Interconnected Crises
In the face of escalating climate disasters, biodiversity loss, and an unsustainable global waste crisis, the United Nations…
Rewilding European Bison in Spain: Native Species vs. Ecological Substitutes
The European bison, once on the verge of extinction, now roams numerous protected areas across Europe, standing as…
Deer Dynamics in Europe: Native and Invasive Species
A Complex Web of Species, Invasions, and Interactions The diverse landscapes of Europe are home to a variety…
Rewilding Academy Welcomes Reinier van den Berg as Ambassador
We are thrilled to announce that Reinier van den Berg, renowned Dutch meteorologist and former RTL4 weather presenter,…
Return of the Wolf: Restoring Scotland’s Wild Heart
In the heart of the Scottish Highlands, plans are being considered that link ecological restoration with climate change…
Purnima Devi Barman Named One of TIME’s Women of the Year 2025
The Rewilding Academy is proud to celebrate our esteemed colleague and Director of Species Restoration & Community Climate…
Snow Leopard Fossils in Europe Reveal Climate Resilience
The snow leopard, an iconic species of the high-altitude Himalayas and the Tibetan Plateau, has long been seen…
The Global Ecosystems Atlas: A Crucial Tool for Ecosystem Restoration and Conservation
The Global Ecosystems Atlas, launched as a proof-of-concept at the 2024 United Nations Biodiversity Conference (COP16), marks a…
The Wolf Within: Rewilding Ourselves
The wolf, a symbol of wilderness and resilience, faces renewed threats as Europe’s Commission proposes to weaken protections…
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