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.
© Cornwall Wildlife Trust Time to move beyond the ‘museum model’ of conservation In her second Wild View opinion piece, Rewilding Britain Chief Exec Rebecca Wrigley calls for a radical modernisation of the way we protect our landscapes.
© Alexander Mustard / 2020VISION Meet the latest rewilding projects awarded a funding boost Meet the latest beneficiaries of our Rewilding Innovation Fund who are forging the way to a wilder Britain for us all.
© Andy Rouse / scotlandbigpicture.com £1 million for Britain’s wild future Our Rewilding Innovation Fund reaches a major milestone in fostering the scale and ambition of rewilding projects across Britain.
© James Street Five years of the Rewilding Network – a growing movement Five years ago, we launched a Britain-wide Rewilding Network for practitioners. Rewilding Manager, Sara King, reflects on the community’s journey
© Anna Moffat The Wild View: Nature is stalling In the first of her Wild View series, Rewilding Britain Chief Exec Rebecca Wrigley lays down the gauntlet, arguing that 30% rewilding is the only path forward.
© James Shooter Is this the nature bill Scotland needs? With Scotland’s May 2026 elections looming, the Natural Environment Bill must be as bold and as wild as possible, says Scotland Rewilding lead Charlotte Maddix.
© Simon Kovacic/Shutterstock Innovation is taking root: meet the latest projects awarded a funding boost From returning lost amphibians to Britain to forging an alliance to save our seas, explore the ambitions of our 11 new Rewilding Innovation Fund beneficiaries.
© Rewilding Britain Five reasons rewilding can’t wait This autumn Rewilding Britain hit the road for party conference season – with one message: rewilding can’t wait. And we have plenty of reasons to be hopeful.
