Rewilding the uplands: what the history of Dartmoor can tell us
People have shaped, exploited and loved Dartmoor since ancient times. Historian Matthew Kelly explores the changing perspectives around these uplands and what they mean for rewilding
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Rewilding to enable natural flood management
If we can rewild river catchments and floodplains, we can ease some of the severity of flooding across Britain
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, we outline the shift in ambition that the UK Government must now make.
Rooting Around for Answers
Wild boar have a damaged reputation but create a kaleidoscope of habitats for other species. Izzy Taylor shares some thoughts from the field.
Scientific evidence proves the value of British beavers
Exeter University study shows how a Devon rewilding project has dramatically lowered downstream pollution and reduced flood risk
Beavers are back for good in Scotland – and they will be protected
It’s time to celebrate a major step forward for the rewilding movement in Britain
Second Nature
Charlie Burrell on Rewilding Britain’s focus on developing pilot projects around the country, and a visit by BBC’s Countryfile to his own rewilding project at Knepp
Setting up Wild4Good, a community rewilding network
A group of thinkers and do-ers in Sussex wants to get a local rewilding bandwagon rolling
Should businesses take a walk on the rewilding side?
Rewilding may be good for the soul but there is growing evidence it could also be good for the bottom line
Step forward the future of rewilding
A new generation of young, keen conservationists are waiting in the wings to get stuck in says Peter Cooper of the movement, A Focus on Nature