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Tamworth Pigs Dayshul Brake — © Dayshul Brake

Agriculture Bill promises welcome reform

The new Agriculture Bill is one of the most important environmental reforms in years. Read Rewilding Britain’s position and what needs to happen next

White tailed sea eagle — © Mark Williams / Wildscreen

Our top rewilding moments from 2019

Want to know what’s happened over the past year in rewilding? Read our positive 11 top moments from 2019 to take us into next year

Let’s restore nature: parliamentary debate

MPs debate Rewilding Britain’s petition and vote unanimously in favour of rewilding to help tackle climate and ecological breakdown. Read what happened

100,000 sign to restore nature

A huge thank you to everyone who supported our petition to restore nature on a massive scale to stop climate breakdown. Read our demands to Government here

Rewilding vs climate breakdown: warm words from government won’t be enough

As our parliamentary petition to restore nature on a massive scale approaches 100,000 signatures, read the shift in ambition that the Government must make

Dalmatian pelicans in the water — © Pino Magliani / Shutterstock

Extinction? Re-pelican.

Read our interview with the author Benedict Macdonald as he discusses his new book Rebirding: Rewilding Britain and its Birds.

Close-up portrait of Gillian Burke wearing a jeans shirt — © /

We need swift and decisive action to tackle climate breakdown

Read Gillian Burke, biologist, writer and presenter as she supports our petition asking the UK Government to restore nature to stop climate breakdown

Rebecca Wrigley standing by a lake surrounded by trees — © Richard Gleed

It’s a climate emergency. Let’s restore nature at scale.

Read Rebecca Wrigley explain our support for the global call for ‘natural climate solutions’, and how we will be making the case for rewilding in Britain

Dayshul brake pond rewilding — © Martin Wright

“Let’s allow nature to take care of itself” — introducing our new Chair, George Levvy

Rewilding Britain’s new Chair of Trustees explains what motivated him to join our mission, and why he’s keen to hear a range of perspectives about our work

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