Opinion
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.
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.
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.
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
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.
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.
Time to put down the matches
Rewilding Britain’s Oliver Newham explains why putting an end to the burning of England’s uplands is needed to help meet climate goals and restore biodiveristy.
Why it matters that England has a Land Use Framework
England’s long-promised Land Use Framework is a golden opportunity for joined-up thinking on our future, including rewilding. Will the UK Government seize it?