Restoring functional ecosystems is crucial to reversing the global biodiversity and climate
crises. The concept of rewilding has gained increasing attention as a proactive tool for …

Trophic rewilding—the (re) introduction of missing large herbivores and/or their predators—
is increasingly proposed to restore biodiversity and biotic interactions, but its effects on soils …

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This paper builds on work about rewilding and human–animal relations by focusing inquiry
on Portugal's Côa Valley, where a concentration of prehistoric rock art animal figures shares …

Rewilding is increasingly recognized as a conservation tool but is often context specific,
which inhibits broad application. Rewilding in Australia seeks to enhance ecosystem …

Rewilding is an ecological restoration concept that promotes the natural recovery of
ecosystems, through (initial) active or passive removal of human influence. To support the …

Most European rewilding initiatives are based on the recovery of large herbivores,
particularly European bison Bison bonasus, aiming at restoring ecosystem processes and …

Trophic rewilding involves adding species into ecosystems to restore extinct, top-down
interactions, but limited quantitative data have prevented a systematic attempt to quantify its …

With a focus on North America, a group of boldly optimistic ecologists (Donlan et al., 2005,
2006) launched the idea of introducing modern proxies for at least some of the terrestrial …

In recent decades, anthropogenic and natural disturbances have increased in rate and
intensity around the world, leaving few ecosystems unaffected. As a result of the interactions …