During this autumn, the monitoring of the Griffon vultures’ population in the Central Apennines is going on

For a week the Central Apennines become the inspirational scenario for numerous European organizations that deal with rewilding and want to grow and work together.

When nature inspires our lives, stories of coexistence, both physical and mental, can born.

An agreement has been formalized in order to improve the protection of this river species

In the 51° World Earth Day we want to pay tribute to the ecosystem services of the Central Apennines rewilding area.

Bad blow to coexistence: carcasses of poisoned wild animals found in one of ecological corridors in Central Apennines

Rewilding Apennines is looking for a part-time Vulture Field Officer to monitor griffon vultures in Central Apennines!

Held in the village of Pettorano sul Gizio, many of whose residents are already experiencing the economic benefits of rewilding, the event brought together entrepreneurs from across Italy.

The white-clawed crayfish, which is a keystone species in freshwater ecosystems, is in decline across much of Europe. A positive feasibility study carried out on streams in the Central Apennines rewilding area means a restocking programme can now be carried out, thereby enhancing the ecological condition of these waterways.

Working to promote coexistence between Marsican brown bears and humans in five essential wildlife corridors, the Central Apennines rewilding team had a productive 2019. The team were encouraged in their efforts by a range of positive results and the record-breaking number of bear cubs born last year.