Join us for an introductory weekend to a different Rewild(ing) concept, at Ķemeri National Park , May 12-14, 2023.

This weekend we focus on both you, as the observer, as well as the horses and their environment. 

We will be practicing and enhancing our ability "to see", our observational skills, observing both horses and their environment, as well as ourselves, meaning we will also practice self-awareness.

We are joined by nature conservationist, experts on Koniks, and on how to restore meadows and create biodiversity.

Ķemeri National Park is best known for its unspoilt moorland, but also has large untouched forests. In collaboration with the Large Herbivore Foundation and ARK Nature, natural grazing started to ensure the openness of the valley.

Two Tauros and Konik pasture initiation areas have been established with the possibility to create a connected large Rewilding area of approx. 250 sq. Km. The national park is home not only to common forest animals (deer, deer, elk, foxes), but also less frequently - wolves, lynxes and otters.

Almost all mammal species (except bears) found in Latvia live in the forests of the National Park.

https://rewildingeurope.com/rew-project/river-restoration-natural-grazing-and-predation-in-kemeri-n-p/

Cost: Early bird price, 395 Euro until April 10, after that regular price, 445 Euro.

Educators and Facilitators: Katarina Lundgren and Marta Sikorska from MiMer Centre

Educator and Guide from the Ķemeri National Park: Agnese Priede

Dates and Time: May 12, 10am-4pm, May 13 10am-4pm, and May 14, 10am-3pm.

Place: Ķemeri National Park

Digital material on the Rewild(ing) topics are included in the price. You have access to this material until December 31, 2023,

You find more information about us and MiMer Centre at: www.mimercentre.org. There you also find our General Conditions. Please familiarize yourself with them before signing up.