We are now accepting applications for a Field Operations Manager to join the Rewilding Spain’s team in the Iberian Highlands landscape. The Operations Manager will play a key role in the management and supervision of all internal operations in the Iberian Highlands rewilding initiative, especially in logistics, maintenance, procurement and infrastructure development tasks. We are … Continued
Rewilding Spain is looking for a new Accounting and Administration Assistant to play a key role in managing the issuing and payment of invoices, monitoring the accounts, participating in the economic management of grants, organising, requesting and producing administrative documents and assisting the Rewilding Spain Foundation’s technicians, Management and Board of Trustees. The offer is … Continued
Rewilding Spain is searching for a new Volunteer Coordinator who will join the team already working in the Iberian Highlands rewilding initiative. The Rewilding Spain Volunteer Coordinator will play a key role in the creation, implementation, development and monitoring of the organisation’s Volunteer Programme and will be responsible for the selection and supervision of … Continued
Five new artificial nests for black vultures (Aegypius monachus) have been built in different areas of Alto Tajo Nature Park with the aim of adding favourable conditions to facilitate the settlement of this species in the area.
Rewilding Spain promotes the restoration of ecosystems with the successful arrival in Villanueva de Alcorón (Guadalajara) of 16 Przewalski’s horses, considered the only wild horses remaining in the world.
Launched at the conclusion of a high-level gathering in Vienna, the European Rewilding Coalition brings together Europe’s leading practical rewilding organisations. By working together, the coalition membership will accelerate landscape-scale rewilding across the continent.
This is a new service aimed to municipalities and landowners located in Molina-Alto Tajo, Serranía de Cuenca and Sierra de Albarracín areas.
Cartier for Nature is a philanthropic initiative created by the Maison Cartier to support the conservation and restoration of natural ecosystems and biodiversity. Its mission is to help conserve and restore biodiversity and healthy ecosystems for the benefit of nature and people.
Over 150 people living in the small villages located nearby Mazarete and Villanueva de Alcorón rewilding areas have visited the Serrano horses, tauros and Przewalski’s horses herds and got to know the relevant role these large herbivores are playing for the ecosystem restoration.
La Maleza Wildlife Park, located in Tramacastilla (Teruel), has become the first Spanish nature-based company to receive financial support from the Rewilding Europe Capital (REC) fund.