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REWILDING IS A STORY OF HOPE

Seven ways that rewilding can help give us and nature a brighter future.

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Think Long Term.
Think Joined Up.
Think Natural Processes.
Think Climate Resilience.

Think Big.
Act Wild.

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What’s a keystone species, where do people fit in and what do you need to get started? Take a rewilding journey of discovery with us

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Meet the rewilders: Langholm

In the Southern Uplands, a town once known for its textile mills has found new life and purpose through rewilding thanks to Scotland’s largest community land buyout.

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2022 Rewilding success stories

Some of the brightest sparks of hope and joy from 2022 were all about rewilding, as it continues to become more mainstream and offers hope against the climate and nature crises.
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Rewilding and the biodiversity crisis

Rewilding, with its big picture approach to restoring nature, can play a vital role in reversing biodiversity loss, helping fix the living systems on which we all so crucially depend.
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Rewilding key to delivering on promise of COP15

With world nations reaching a historic agreement to protect 30% of the planet for nature by 2030, the real work to reverse biodiversity loss here in the UK starts now – with rewilding, says Rewilding Britain Director Alastair Driver.
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Wild books for 2023

2022 was the year many nature and climate writers packed their books full of rewilding solutions and optimism. Rewilding Britain recommend eight books released last year.

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