How we are using our projects to advance and apply knowledge of landscape restoration

We are delighted to announce that the ELP is funding five new projects to Advance and Apply our Knowledge of…

12^th January 2022

Second herd of kulan arrives in the Ukrainian Danube Delta

The arrival of 20 more kulan on the Tarutino Steppe is part of a long-term reintroduction programme. The animals will…

5^th January 2022

New breeding colony of cinereous vultures confirmed in the Greater Côa Valley

At the beginning of November, Rewilding Portugal confirmed the existence of a colony of cinereous vultures (Aegypius monachus), which confirmed…

15^th December 2021

Endangered eagle migration patterns key to their conservation

The Greater Spotted Eagle is in trouble. Almost extinct in western Europe, Polesia is a stronghold for the critically endangered…

8^th December 2021

Bringing back nature to Europe’s landscapes: ELP hosts third Annual Grantee Meeting

The Endangered Landscapes Programme recently hosted its third Annual Grantee Meeting – a three-day online conference of peer-to-peer learning, meaningful…

Overcoming Barriers to Restoring the Białowieża Forest

A UNESCO World Heritage Site, the Białowieża forest is one of the largest areas of primary lowland temperate forest in…

30^th November 2021

Marmots settling into their new home on Ukraine’s Tarutino Steppe

A group of steppe marmots, translocated to the Tarutino Steppe in 2020, are acclimatising well to their new home. Their…

24^th November 2021

Artists now in Residence in ELP Restoration Landscapes

The Endangered Landscapes Programme is delighted to announce the artists selected for the Endangered Landscapes Artist Residencies. The selected artists…

16^th November 2021