The Dehesa de Solanillos forest is an area near the village of Mazarete in the province of Guadalajara in the Iberian Highlands in Spain.
In this area, we cooperate with Rewilding Spain.
Read more about the rewilding project Iberian Highlands
The natural grazing should help regenerate the forest – which was devastated by a catastrophic forest fire in 2005 – and increase biodiversity. Through their grazing and trampling, the Tauros will bring more openness and light into the forest, allowing a wider range of plant and animal species to thrive. This will gradually create a more diverse forest landscape with higher biodiversity.
The Rewilding Spain team plans to build signposted trails and set up guided tours to support the development of nature-based tourism and environmental education in and around the forest. This will help familiarise more and more people with the value of natural grazing and the role of Tauros and semi-wild horses in rewilding.
Here Tauros graze in combination with Serrano horses
Iberian Highlands
1500 hectare
Berglandschap met bossen
We are committed to increasing biodiversity in nature reserves in the Netherlands and abroad. In our opinion, the key lies in natural grazing by wild grazers, or Grazelands!
Horses or cattle in need?
Call 06 – 24 48 25 25, we are available 24 hours a day.
For other questions: info@grazelandsrewilding.com
Milovice Nature Reserve