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The REWILD-FIRE project dissemination ended with the final joint workshop “Rewilding in the Context of Increasing Disturbances” (11-12/03/2026 - online), organised together with the Horizon Europe projects wildE and WILDCARD . The workshop brought together researchers from the three initiatives around three complementary themes: harnessing disturbances to promote rewilding, understanding how rewilding influences disturbance regimes, and exploring the rewilding-wildfire nexus. In this context, REWILD-FIRE presented its work on rewilding policies for carbon sequestration under increasing fire risk and contributed to the discussion on integrating rewilding into wildfire risk management. The event served as an important platform for cross-project exchange and dissemination and helped identify shared priorities for future collaboration on governance, resilience, financing mechanisms and research needs for fire-smart rewilding pathways in Europe.
See the program here .
Figure - Land use transitions 1990-2018 in Piemonte.
Deliverable 1.1 presenting Five-year maps and quantitative estimates of expected land cover under climate change and choice of rewilding strategy until 2060 is now available.
Deliverable 3.1 for the Maps of burnt area and high fire risk zones at each replicated landscape is now available.
