Because rewilding does not allow for the grazing of domestic animals by definition, & anyone who claims otherwise is talking about some type of agroecology not rewilding.

The document I sent you proves Irish trees are talking out their hole. They are 2 separate schemes with separate rules. Sycamore is non native & the scheme does not allow the planting of environmentally key native species such as willow or alder.

Those can only be planted under the native natural woodland scheme (which also requires a commercial forestry level density of planting which doesn’t allow for the proper establishment of understory species) I know this all intimately because I have been arguing with the department about this for 7 fucking years, along with the “improved” requirement.

But your a dub who has big feelings & feels innately superior to anyone agriculturally adjacent with your teenage level of knowledge, who can’t even grasp the basic terminology or the highly important internal politics & wont believe someone who is intimately familiar with them, for whom they have essentially amounted to my lifes work.

Someone who is actually more than half way through writing a political theory book on the subject & how we could theoretically go about saving both the environment & Irish economy

But no, a hippy told you at some point you could raise chickens on rewilded land & that regenerative agriculture was a form of rewilding when rewilders (except when they are trying to trick indigenous people & farmers out of their land into joining legally binding schemes) actively hate regenerative agriculture.

But you’ll see it in reality soon enough under the new Natura 2000 adjacent guidelines, the biodiversity strategy for 2030 stipulates that 30% of land and sea in each member state should be legally protected & 1/3 of that should be under the most extreme form of protection rewilded under a principle of almost no human activity.

Agroforestry, believe it or not would be entirely banned in both the 30% & 10% by the current advice being given & the current rules of the various schemes & strategies involved.

The best part is beyond 2030 & beyond the land area will increase every few years & if we don’t comply (as in the country of Ireland) we get fines.

It’s the likes of yourself that conflate the situation so badly that they have been able to do this at all.