by TNF | Apr 13, 2019 | News, Reintroduction, Rewilding
Sustainable management of feral horses and burros has become a complicated and often controversial issue in the state of Nevada in the United States. As an iconic image of the American West, many people perceive these animals as a natural component of the environment,... 
by | Mar 28, 2019 | Ecological Restoration, Reintroduction, Rewilding, Valle del Bisonte
The wild Pottaka horses are distinctive characters in the large wildlife reserve of Anciles, Valle del Bisonte. The sun shines everyday now, and the temperature rises. For a wild animal it is important to stay healthy. Not only internally but also on the outside of... 
by TNF | Mar 3, 2018 | Conservation, Ecological Restoration, Reintroduction
The ‘no interference’ controversy in the famous Oostvaardersplassen sparked new conflicts between the Dutch Forest Department and animal welfare organisations and the general public. In February 2018, 1062 animals died in the reserve because of a lack of food combined... 
by TNF | Mar 2, 2018 | Conservation, Ecological Restoration, Reintroduction, Valle del Bisonte
Since spring 2017, the first European bison, water buffalo and pottoka horses in the Cantabrian Mountains share this nature paradise with important populations of Spanish ibex, chamois, roe deer, red deer, boar, wolf and brown bear, as well as with golden eagle,... 
by TNF | Feb 15, 2018 | Conservation, Ecological Restoration, Reintroduction, Research, Species Restoration
The Van Hall Larenstein University of Applied Sciences Professorship Management of Forested Landscapes in collaboration with True Nature Foundation would like to announce that several opportunities for internships and thesis are open in the Anciles Valley Wildlife... 
by TNF | Sep 10, 2017 | Reintroduction, Valle del Bisonte
Nine horses of the pottoka breed have been released at the Cantabrian mountains, Northern Spain. The groups consists of three males and six females between one and two years old. These horses grew up in Piornal (Cáceres), and belong to the most wild herd of horses in...