Explore rewilding

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Rewilding takes a big picture, holistic approach to helping nature recover and flourish. Here’s our definition

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Rewilding can help reverse species extinction, tackle climate change and improve our overall health and wellbeing

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Rewilding is about creating the conditions for nature to thrive, re-establishing natural processes to repair ecosystems and boost biodiversity

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Natural processes lie at the heart of rewilding, but what are they and why do we talk about them so much?

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We have the space but we need to collaborate and innovate to drive nature recovery and support people and communities into the future

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Conservation has been doing a vital job working for nature for decades. Rewilding is set to take it to the next level

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Our disconnection with nature has caused damage to the planet and ourselves. Rewilding can help re-establish our place

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We explain what wetlands are and what influences their return to a more natural state

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Encouraging the expansion of natural woodlands is crucial to restoring biodiversity and helping wildlife thrive

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Rewilding is doing what you can to help nature do its thing. We look at how this works on a smaller scale

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Think like a bird, be like a boar and get back to nature. Our top tips will make your personal green space a little wilder and more attractive for wildlife

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Healthy rivers, lakes and wetlands are vital for life on Earth, which why we need to rewild the water in our landscapes

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Our seas have suffered centuries of unsustainable abuse. It’s time to rewild and restore the richness of ocean life

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Healthy seabeds drive a richer marine ecology, which is why these marine rewilding projects are so vitally important

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Keystone species and trophic cascades are key elements of healthy ecosystems. We explore what that means

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Bringing back native species is a key part of re-establishing natural processes and restoring ecosystems

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From the tiny to the massive, every species plays a part in the grand design of life. Here are some of the larger movers and shapers native (mostly) to Britain

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Grazing and browsing animals perform a vital role in shaping landscapes and driving natural processes. We explain how