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Bringing back the giants: a turning point for Britain’s lost herbivores
Britain’s countryside needs the heavy grazers that once shaped it. We report back from a landmark conference on how we can bring them home.
Painting the wild
Meet Rebecca Howard, the artist who spent two years travelling Britain to paint nine rewilding sites — from rainforest in Cornwall to saltmarsh in Lancashire.
The Earth is already burning — let’s dampen down the flames
What are we going to do to dampen down the flames now that wildfires in Britain are no longer rare emergencies but the first wave of our new climate reality?
The Wild View: Food and nature, not food vs nature
In her latest Wild View, Rewilding Britain’s Founder and Chief Executive Rebecca Wrigley, challenges us to move beyond the false narrative of food vs nature.
Offshore wind can create a wilder future
As offshore wind enters a period of rapid expansion in Britain, we have a once-in-a-generation opportunity to reshape our seas, says our new research report.
Hope with roots: why rewilding must be part of Labour’s vision for Britain’s renewal
Andy Burnham’s Labour government must ensure nature becomes part of the infrastructure that rebuilds Britain. Here are five rewilding opportunities.
Rewilding together: connecting a vibrant community of practitioners
Rewilding Manager Sara King reports back from our annual Rewilding Network Gathering, where rewilding practitioners connect, learn and rejuvenate.
Thanks given as Chair of Trustees steps down at Rewilding Britain
Rewilding Britain announces that Justin Albert is stepping down from his role as Chair of Trustees, thanking him for his hard work and dedication.
What the spring 2026 UK elections mean for rewilding
Deep dive into what the UK Election results could signify for scaling up rewilding across Wales, England and Scotland.