This afternoon, the conservation organization European Wildlife sent six European bison to Northern Spain. It is the largest export of these rare ungulates in the history of the organization.…
A young female European bison has been released in the “European Serengeti” reserve of large herbivores located in the former Milovice military training area not far from Prague. “The three-year-old female will help increase the genetic diversity of the herd of bison that lives in the large ungulate reserve,” said Dalibor Dostal, director of the conservation organisation European Wildlife, which founded the reserve in cooperation with scientists in 2015.
“Bison were killed off in the …
A young female aurochs has left European Serengeti, the well-known large herbivore reserve near Prague. It headed for west Slovakia, where it will establish a new breeding group on the Slovak side of the White Carpathians.
“It’s the first ever breeding group of aurochs in Slovakia. We’re pleased that we have been able to spread breeding groups of large ungulates to other places in Central Europe,” said Dalibor Dostal, director of the European Wildlife conservationist …
When the first herd of wild horses arrived at the former military training area of Milovice near Prague in the winter of 2015, it represented not only the beginning of preserving the nature at this biologically valuable site but also important system changes in nature conservation in Central Europe.
Herds of large herbivores on the grounds of the defunct army training area were gradually complemented by bison and back-bred aurochs, and the reserve has been …
Two young back-bred aurochs bulls left the European Serengeti large herbivore reserve. Their destination is the reserve in Krnov in the Moravian-Silesian Region, where they will join a group of two aurochs and three wild horses naturally maintaining valuable expanses at the site by grazing.
“The reserve near the town of Krnov covers a significantly larger area than is appropriate for the present number of large ungulates. That’s why we will be gradually increasing the …
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