
The data is associated with the paper ‘Where could climate-smart rewilding be located in Europe?’ published in the Journal of Environmental Management (https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jenvman.2025.125084). Data in the repository holds maps of the climate-smart rewilding potential across 28 European countries (EU26+2). The dataset includes 4 geoTIFFs: Ecol_Pot_1_0.tif: Ecological Potential (to facilitate best conditions for successful rewilding) Carb_Pot_1_0.tif: Carbon Potential (to enhance carbon storage) Land_Pot_1_0.tif: Land Potential (to reach high social acceptance) Rew_Pot_1_0.tif: Rewilding Potential (combination of Ecological, Carbon and Land Potential) Each potential is represented by a set of spatially explicit indicators (see list of indicators incl. the publicyl available input data in Appendix A, Table S 1 of associated paper) which are combined in an additive approach. For processing steps of the different indicators see file '_readme_IN_prep_protocoll.txt'. The overall Rewilding Potential is then calculated out of the mean of the Ecological, Carbon and Land Potential. For further details see the methods section of the paper. Metadata: Data format: GeoTIFF Projection: EPSG 3035 (ETRS89/LAEA Europe) Extent: EU26+2 (all EU countries + UK and Switzerland, excluding Croatia), terrestrial area excluding urban areas Resolution: 1km x 1km
social acceptance, spatial analysis, ecological restoration, nature restoration law, european land use, rewilding potential, land availability, climate change mitigation
social acceptance, spatial analysis, ecological restoration, nature restoration law, european land use, rewilding potential, land availability, climate change mitigation
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