Europe today is facing major environmental challenges, like climate change, biodiversity loss, soil degradation and increased frequency and severity of wildfires. On request of the European Commission, the GrazeLIFE consortium reflected on current policies, legislation and subsidy systems regarding different land-use forms. The study concluded that the benefits of extensive grazing can contribute significantly to solving some of the most pressing climate and biodiversity issues if only the EU and Member States are committed to apply their policies and regulations in a more effective way.
This video summarizes some of the most important findings and recommendations resulting from the GrazeLIFE study. For the complete study, as well as more information for both policy makers and practitioners, please visit 👉 [ Ссылка ]
GrazeLIFE is funded by the EU’s LIFE Programme and co-financed by the Arcadia Fund, the UK-based charitable trust of Lisbet Rausing and Peter Baldwin.
