Rewilding Spain took part in the recent meeting of the Przewalski’s Horse Conservation Alliance (PHCA) in Mongolia. The PHCA is the leading organisation bringing together the world’s foremost experts on this iconic species and working to safeguard the world’s last remaining wild horse.
We are searching for a Head of Fundraising to help Rewilding Spain to keep growing and amplify the impact of our work in nature recovery and providing opportunities for rural development. Our new teammate will focus on the strategy and development of an operational corporate fundraising plan for Rewilding Spain, as well as in identifying … Continued
Just a few weeks ago, the first European bison calf was born in El Recuenco as part of the herd being monitored to study the potential of this species for restoring Mediterranean ecosystems. The people of El Recuenco have given the calf a name: ‘Bienvenido’, a reflection of the warm welcome given to an initiative which, from a small village in the Alto Tajo region, is generating valuable scientific knowledge for the whole of Europe.
For the first time in decades, two cinereous vulture (Aegypius monachus) chicks have hatched in Alto Tajo Natural Park, marking a major milestone in the recovery of one of Europe’s largest and most ecologically important birds of prey.
Large herbivores such as horses and Tauros need to live naturally in rewilding areas if they are to deliver their full ecological benefits. A collaboration between The Lifescape Project, Rewilding Europe, and Rewilding Spain has shown this is partly possible under existing European law, but that further legal changes are still essential.
18 restaurants have contributed their recipes to this book, published by Rewilding Spain and coordinated by the chefs of the local restaurant Las Horneras de Cobeta.
The third edition of Naturtajo, the Nature Observation Tourism Fair, concluded with strong participation across its programme of activities and extensive networking among businesses and professionals from the sector. Another step forward in establishing the Iberian Highlands as a leading destination for nature observation tourism.
The Iberian Highlands Nature Observation Tourism Fair will take place from 22 to 24 May in Corduente (Alto Tajo Natural Park, Guadalajara). The programme of events includes talks, field trips and activities for the whole family.
Fancy sharing your visual talent when it comes to nature? Submissions are now open for nature lovers to participate in the Nature Photography Contest ‘Springtime in the Iberian Highlands’. Rewilding Spain is organising this contest with the aim of disseminating the unique natural values of this wonderful landscape.
20 March marks the global celebration of World Rewilding Day, whose theme this year is #ChooseOurFuture—a reminder that the decisions we make today in favour of nature will determine the health of ecosystems and the wellbeing of people tomorrow.
