European Rewilding Network | Rewilding Intro | The Auerrind Project

The Auerrind project is focusing on natural grazing, back-breeding and scientific research on aurochs (an extinct species of large wild cattle). The ultimate goal of the back-breeding part of the project is to create a modern-day aurochs equivalent as closely as possible, from both a genetic and phenotypic perspective. Rewilding Europe’s European Rewilding Network (ERN) is designed to support practical, result-oriented rewilding, enhancing rewilding outcomes by facilitating the exchange of information and ideas between members. There are now over 60 members across 27 European countries involved in the network, engaged in everything from the large-scale restoration of natural processes to the development of nature-based enterprises. 👉 https://rewildingeurope.com/european-... To give each member the opportunity to share their story, achievements and expertise, and to further develop beneficial exchange across the network, the ERN has recently launched “Rewilding Intros”. These 30-minute long mini-webinars will take place every two months and supplement the standard quarterly ERN webinars, which focus on rewilding themes and typically involve a number of speakers.