The Milovic Nature Reserve is a Natura 2000 site, near Prague in the Czech Republic.
A disused military test site near Milovice lay deserted and was overgrown by scrub grass and other species, reducing biodiversity. In 2015, the organisation European Wildlife launched a rewilding project to restore the ecosystem by deploying three large grazers: Tauros, wisents and Exmoor ponies.
In 2016, we brought the first animals to the Czech Republic. Over time, stud bulls and new animals have been added. The grazers open up the landscape of the former defence site and increase biodiversity.
Some 40 Tauros and 40 Exmoor ponies graze here along with wisents
Milovice en Nyrany
>320 hectare
Open grasland
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.
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