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

The 2nd National Rewilding Symposium brought together over 2,000 participants online and a full house in Porto over two days.

November 5, 2025
The 2nd National Rewilding Symposium, with the theme ‘The Return of Wildlife’, held on 3 and 4 November at the Biodiversity Gallery, was a huge success, attracting more than 2,000 online viewers and more than 100 in-person participants per day, practically filling the venue to capacity and confirming the growing public interest in rewilding and ecological restoration in Portugal.
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Rewilding for resilience: tackling the Iberian Peninsula’s wildfire crisis

September 18, 2025
This summer, devastating wildfires swept across Europe, with Spain and Portugal hit hardest. As extreme weather becomes more common, the restoration of natural grazing can help prevent the build-up of flammable vegetation and reduce the severity, scale, and impact of fires.
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Rewilding Portugal opens new local accommodation: Casa do Brigadeiro in Miuzela

August 29, 2025
On 1 September, Rewilding Portugal will open its second local accommodation unit – Casa do Brigadeiro, located in the village of Miuzela, in the municipality of Almeida. Following the success of the Rewilding Centre in Vale de Madeira (Pinhel), which remains open and continues to offer more services and meet growing demand, this new opening reinforces the presence of the nature conservation organisation and its associated tourism in the Greater Côa Valley, expanding visitor capacity and promoting the link between nature conservation and cultural heritage.
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The 2nd National Rewilding Symposium brought together over 2,000 participants online and a full house in Porto over two days.

November 5, 2025
The 2nd National Rewilding Symposium, with the theme ‘The Return of Wildlife’, held on 3 and 4 November at the Biodiversity Gallery, was a huge success, attracting more than 2,000 online viewers and more than 100 in-person participants per day, practically filling the venue to capacity and confirming the growing public interest in rewilding and ecological restoration in Portugal.
Read more

Rewilding for resilience: tackling the Iberian Peninsula’s wildfire crisis

September 18, 2025
This summer, devastating wildfires swept across Europe, with Spain and Portugal hit hardest. As extreme weather becomes more common, the restoration of natural grazing can help prevent the build-up of flammable vegetation and reduce the severity, scale, and impact of fires.
Read more

Rewilding Portugal opens new local accommodation: Casa do Brigadeiro in Miuzela

August 29, 2025
On 1 September, Rewilding Portugal will open its second local accommodation unit – Casa do Brigadeiro, located in the village of Miuzela, in the municipality of Almeida. Following the success of the Rewilding Centre in Vale de Madeira (Pinhel), which remains open and continues to offer more services and meet growing demand, this new opening reinforces the presence of the nature conservation organisation and its associated tourism in the Greater Côa Valley, expanding visitor capacity and promoting the link between nature conservation and cultural heritage.
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