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Rewilding Spain has reintroduced “back-bred” cattle from nearly 10,000 years ago. They hope the aurochs roaming here once again benefits the environment as well as the economy.

Europe’s rewilding efforts are seeing spectacular successes in Spain, where wild horses run free and vultures are once again circling the remote canyons of one of Europe’s least-populated areas. And now, an organization called Rewilding Spain has reintroduced “back-bred” cattle from nearly 10,000 years ago. Gerry Hadden reports that rewilding is helping forests and creating

Przewalski’s horses, black vultures and semi-wild cattle could revive biodiversity and economy in corner of eastern Spain

Rewilding Europe’s 10th project ‘has potential to benefit both nature and people’ in one of the continent’s least populated areas

Rewilding Europe’s 10th project ‘has potential to benefit both nature and people’ in one of the continent’s least populated areas.