Improving connectivity south of the Douro River

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Staffan Widstrand / Rewilding Europe

Improving connectivity south of the Douro River

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Rewilding Portugal

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JUAN CARLOS MUÑOZ ROBREDO

Progress and Results

“Atento”: the new wool shoe that supports coexistence with the Iberian wolf

September 7, 2024
After a successful first edition with the ‘Perto’ model, Wildling Shoes and Rewilding Portugal continue to collaborate with livestock farmers to promote coexistence with the Iberian wolf and the use of preventative measures with the new ‘Atento’ shoe model, produced with wool from producers in the Greater Côa Valley.
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Rewilding Portugal opens its first wildlife watching hide

July 24, 2024
Rewilding efforts are now supporting wildlife comeback in Portugal’s Greater Côa Valley. The first of a network of wildlife watching hides has just opened in the landscape, providing visitors with an exciting window onto this recovery and supporting the development of nature-based tourism.
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Interview with André e Daniela, Mercearia do Fradinho managers

July 22, 2024
Located in Trancoso, Mercearia do Fradinho is one of Rewilding Portugal's strategic partners and a member of the Wild Côa Network. It has already provided catering services for several of the organisation's events and is a supplier of extremely high-quality local products that circulate throughout the territory, which are also the ones guiding principles in our work.
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“Atento”: the new wool shoe that supports coexistence with the Iberian wolf

September 7, 2024
After a successful first edition with the ‘Perto’ model, Wildling Shoes and Rewilding Portugal continue to collaborate with livestock farmers to promote coexistence with the Iberian wolf and the use of preventative measures with the new ‘Atento’ shoe model, produced with wool from producers in the Greater Côa Valley.
Read more

Rewilding Portugal opens its first wildlife watching hide

July 24, 2024
Rewilding efforts are now supporting wildlife comeback in Portugal’s Greater Côa Valley. The first of a network of wildlife watching hides has just opened in the landscape, providing visitors with an exciting window onto this recovery and supporting the development of nature-based tourism.
Read more

Interview with André e Daniela, Mercearia do Fradinho managers

July 22, 2024
Located in Trancoso, Mercearia do Fradinho is one of Rewilding Portugal's strategic partners and a member of the Wild Côa Network. It has already provided catering services for several of the organisation's events and is a supplier of extremely high-quality local products that circulate throughout the territory, which are also the ones guiding principles in our work.
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