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Picture of tree tops in mist taken at Dundreggan Rewilding Centre, Scotland.
 © 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.
European tree frog clinging onto the stem of a plant
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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 employees James Hitchcock, Oliver Newham and Jacques Villemot stood at Rewilding Britain's stand at a political party conference.
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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.
European bison on the plains in Southern Spain
 © Sara King

Meeting the giants of the Spanish plains

Rewilding Manager Sara King takes inspiration from the bison reintroduced to southern Spain as free-roaming wild animals. She asks: why not in Britain?
Youth protesting about climate change in Union Square, San Francisco, United States
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Shaping a future your employees want to be part of

Sustainability is quickly becoming a non-negotiable when it comes to attracting and keeping great talent, says Corporate Partnerships Manager Ellen Rickford.
Blue Earth Summit Rewilding Britain stand
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Blue Earth Summit

We’re back as a charity partner at this year’s Blue Earth Summit in London on 15 – 17 October 2025.
Rewilding Britain employee Lewis Carr stood in front of Rewilding Britain's stand at Wild Summit in Bristol talking to attendees.
 © Ania Shrimpton

Wild ideas to rewild Britain

Discover the bold ideas to drive rewilding across 30% of Britain’s land and seas by 2030 that came out of Wild Summit.
Two children holding beaver gnawed sticks at a gathering of the local community for a ‘beaver day’, organised by Northwoods partner, The Abriachan Forest Trust. Hosted by South Clunes Farm, near Inverness.
 © Peter Cairns/SCOTLAND: The Big Picture

How to rewild as a community

Charlotte Maddix celebrates the new guide to community rewilding that will help groups in Scotland restore nature at scale.
A golden eagle takes in its surroundings from its spot amongst moorland vegetation.
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Let’s get nature’s recovery back on track

As new research shows the UK is miles off meeting its 2030 goals to protect nature, we’re calling for an ambitious action plan with rewilding at its heart.