Rewilding advice

Dig into our growing collection of practical advice for rewilders.

measuring water quality — © I. Noyan Yilmaz / Shutterstock

Monitoring and measuring rewilding

Monitoring is an essential part of your rewilding journey, helping you guide a project, access funding streams and contribute to the bigger picture nationwide.

Konik ponies at Knepp — © Knepp Wildland

A Guide to Grazing and Browsing for Rewilders

Learn about the requirements, costs and regulations for introducing native herbivores to rewilding landscapes in Britain.

European bison forest — © SzymonBartosz / iStock

Legislation and Regulation Guide

From tax and subsidies to access and liability, our guide will help you make sense of rewilding and the law.

Someone looking at lichen on trees at a rewidling project in Gilfach, Wales — © Martin Wright

12 steps to rewilding

If you want to start rewilding, or you’re just interested in a rewilding approach, then take yourself through these 12 steps.

red squirrel on trunk — © Neil McIntyre / scotlandbigpicture.com

Gathering information about your land

A vital step in developing your rewilding plan is understanding more about what’s on your land and the local area.

Make woodlands wilder — © James Warwick / Wildscreen

Making woodlands wilder

We explore a rewilding approach to managing woodland and how to bring back natural processes.

Golden eagle feeding — © Mark Hamblin / Scotlandbigpicture com

Restoring natural processes

An essential part of rewilding is working to restore natural processes. Here we explain what that means for rewilders across Britain.

Butterfly wildflowers — © Petra Craig / Shutterstock

Make your garden wilder

If you want to do your bit to help nature recover, here are 10 ways to go that little bit wilder in your own garden.

Rewilding Network gathering — © James Street

Rewilding webinars

Get practical rewilding advice by revisiting our webinars, originally broadcast for members of the Rewilding Network.

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