What does it look like when nature starts taking back the land it lost?
In the Iberian Highlands — one of the least populated corners of Europe — wild horses are restoring fire-scarred dehesas. European bison are reshaping forest floors for the first time in centuries.
This week you won't just visit — you'll walk into these places, work alongside the people running them, and understand from the inside what rewilding actually means on the ground.
Seven days with small groups, expert guides, and the Rewilding Spain team. Tauros cattle grazing land that burned twenty years ago. Mature forests where dead wood feeds life. Camera traps near the Przewalski horses — and an afternoon watching what they caught. A European bison in El Recuenco. And on the last night, one of the darkest skies on the continent with a glass of local wine.
No background in conservation needed. The week builds that knowledge day by day — through direct experience, not lectures.
