A richly structured lanscape has been created.

Smaller structures add to the range of shelters available to wildlife.

Impressive trees provide shade for the grazing animals.

Highland cows graze the newly opened areas.

The meadows of Máia, abandoned and overgrown with birch trees, will be restored.

Planting high-stemmed fruit trees creates an interesting semi-open environment for many species.

WWF volunteers help clear brambles, allowing the species-rich grassland to recover in the grazed forest.