Image: What can society gain from rewilding and what are the costs? 12 August 2024 Welfare economics is a branch of economics that considers the costs and benefits of an action or change for society.
Image: Assessing rewilding potential in the United Kingdom 19 July 2024 The UK is one of the world’s most nature-depleted countries, with 71% of the land area being managed for agriculture.
Image: The social science of rewilding in the Tatra Mountains 12 July 2024 In late May 2024, the wildE team gathered in the village Tatranská Lomnica in the High Tatra Mountains for a three-day workshop.
Image: Making the case for natural forest expansion in Europe 28 May 2024 Natural forest expansion is the natural establishment of secondary forest on non-forested land.
Image: Making choices about nature: Understanding the economics of rewilding 8 May 2024 Where do economists fit in a project about rewilding?
Image: Learning from Dutch Rewilding pioneers at Gelderse Poort 2 May 2024 Gelderse Poort is a peri-urban network of rewilded areas (~3,000 hectares) located at the beginning of the Dutch Rijn River delta.
Image: Stakeholder engagement workshop in the Barcelona Metropolitan Region 11 April 2024 Is it possible to manage forest landscapes emphasizing the recovery of natural processes?
Image: Kicking off stakeholder engagement in the Ruhr Metropolitan region 27 February 2024 Rewilding in the Ruhr: perspectives and challenges
Image: INRAE event: Mobilising research in support of the EU forest strategy for 2030 27 November 2023 wildE contributed to a conference organised by INRAE.
Image: FOREGEN Workshop: natural regeneration to restore European forests 21 November 2023 FOREGEN Workshop: discussing natural regeneration effectiveness to restore European forests
Image: ‘Climate-smart rewilding framework’ workshop 30 June 2023 A workshop on developing a conceptual framework for climate-smart rewilding was organised by partner MLU at the iDiv research centre in Leipzig.
