A Rare French Grasshopper Reintroduction Project Reached Its Final Phase

The LIFE SOS Crau Grasshopper project in southern France has entered its final phase after work on habitat management, breeding and reintroduction.
Wildlife, nature, trees, rivers and quiet recoveries.

The LIFE SOS Crau Grasshopper project in southern France has entered its final phase after work on habitat management, breeding and reintroduction.

The LIFE DUNIAS project is restoring Belgian coastal dunes by removing invasive non-native plants and giving native dune vegetation space to recover.

New coexistence guidance from Rewilding Europe responds to the return of species such as bears, bison, wolves, vultures and beavers.

DEFRA highlighted peatland restoration projects across England, from the Border Mires to Bodmin Moor, as part of wider work to repair damaged peat soils.

Plans for oyster reef restoration on the English coast aim to bring back a habitat that filters water and shelters marine life.

Rewilding teams in Croatia’s Velebit Mountains are supporting the return of red deer as part of broader ecosystem recovery.

Leicestershire County Council backed plans to explore wild beaver releases as part of flood reduction, habitat restoration and nature recovery work.

England announced a £60 million Species Recovery Programme investment, with a further £30 million for species recovery on the national forest estate.

Dutch policy plans include more robust links between nature areas to reduce habitat fragmentation and strengthen biodiversity.

Rewilding Europe’s 2025 highlights included multiple releases of keystone species across the continent, from bison and vultures to trout, crayfish, hamsters and eagle owls.