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A shepherd standing in a mountainous region looking back at his flock of sheep. Topographical lines were drawn over the image.
© Dijana Zupan
About

CoCo is a Horizon Europe project focusing on wildlife and pastoralism. It brings together 17 partners from 12 different countries in a consortium led by INN. The partnership consists of a mixture of partners from different fields (e.g. agriculture, biology, social sciences, communication, conflict management) and stakeholders (e.g. hunters, landowners). We aim to gather knowledge from other pastoralists, hunters and landowners, through the project activities. This diversity of knowledge, brought together by different experts, allows us to find solutions that harmonise pastoralism and wildlife.

A livestock guarding dog laying on a meadow in Poland. A flock of sheep is standing in the background.
© Nicolas Lescureux

Background

Discover the delicate balance between pastoralism, High Nature Value (HNV) farming, and wildlife conservation in Europe.

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A shepherd is walking through a beautiful mountain pasture with a large flock of sheep.
© Juan Carlos Blanco

Objectives

The CoCo project combines scientific insights, traditional practices, and personal experiences to promote harmonious coexistence between people and wildlife.

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A group of cattle is seen lying in a pasture with a hilly landscape in the background.
© Christine Feldman - Unsplash

Partners and subcontractors

CoCo is an exciting Horizon project that brings together a diverse group of partners, spanning across 12 unique case study countries.

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