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If our national parks were allowed to be wilder, we could see a whole host of wildlife flourishing. Meet the species who’d benefit from this change in legislation.

As we celebrate the second annual World Rewilding Day we share seven reasons #WhyWeRewild.

Somerset’s Steart Marshes are a ​‘working wetland’ absorbing carbon, providing a flood defence, enabling livestock grazing and offering a wild place for locals to explore.

In the Highlands rewilding is breathing life back into Dundreggan’s disappearing woodland, bringing golden eagles, new jobs and an incredible experience for visitors.

With ecotourism and social prescribing all part of the mix at Mapperton Estate, this is a rewilding journey with people at its heart.

Rewilding Britain Director Alastair Driver describes the nature conservation consultations published this week by the Government as tidying up the deck chairs on the Titanic.

With four in five Britons supporting rewilding, politicians have a mandate to do much more to reverse the decline of nature, argues Rewilding Britain’s CEO Rebecca Wrigley.

Visit a rewilding site in Britain and see how nature-based solutions are restoring biodiversity and supporting the economy through ecotourism.

We look back on an incredibly positive year for the rewilding movement. Here are 12 standout moments for us, from the first ever World Rewilding Day to the historic relocation of a beaver family in Scotland.