© Michelangelo Oprandi / Getty Images Weaving rewilding into the fabric of Scotland Scotland’s new Agriculture and Rural Communities Bill is a golden opportunity to reverse biodiversity loss and adapt to climate breakdown.
© Justin Minns A vote for Restore Trust is a vote against nature recovery We implore members of the National Trust to vote in support of nature restoration, rewilding and a future of thriving nature.
© David O'Brian State of Nature 2023: Recovery through rewilding Rewilding Britain’s reflections on the key findings of the 2023 State of Nature Report, and five steps we can take to save nature through rewilding.
© Seawilding Scotland’s marine protection must be led by coastal communities Communities must be trusted to protect and restore nature in the places that matter the most to them.
© Matt Gibson / iStock Why fair access to our national parks matters The news from Dartmoor that wild camping is now prohibited except by permission is a blow to nature as well as to national park access in England.
© Ben Porter Rewilding key to delivering on promise of COP15 With world nations reaching a historic agreement to protect 30% of the planet for nature, the work to reverse biodiversity decline starts now
© Guy Edwardes / 2020VISION Rewilding COP15 COP15 offers a once-in-a-decade opportunity for governments to halt and reverse nature loss by 2030. Heres why rewilding will be key
© Wild Ken Hill An open letter from Rewilding Britain and the Rewilding Network Written with members of the Rewilding Network, read our open letter to the Secretary of State for Defra urging the UK Government not to water down ELM.
© Knepp Wildlands Now is not the time to water down funding for ELMs Our Director insists that if the Government are serious about a sustainable future for people and wildlife, they must keep funding nature recovery
