© Paul Harris / 2020 Vision Rewilding and conservation Conservation has been doing a vital job working for nature for decades. Rewilding is set to take it to the next level.
© Ben Porter Rewilding key to delivering on promise of COP15 With world nations reaching a historic agreement to protect 30% of the planet for nature, the work to reverse biodiversity decline starts now
© Guy Edwardes / 2020VISION Rewilding COP15 COP15 offers a once-in-a-decade opportunity for governments to halt and reverse nature loss by 2030. Heres why rewilding will be key
© Wild Ken Hill An open letter from Rewilding Britain and the Rewilding Network Written with members of the Rewilding Network, read our open letter to the Secretary of State for Defra urging the UK Government not to water down ELM.
How wild forces can change our world Could keystone species that once shaped Britain from boar, bison, lynx, to grey whales help prevent the climate emergency and extinction crisis?
© Sam Rose Our take on the Government’s nature conservation consultations Rewilding Britain Director Alastair Driver responds to the nature conservation consultations published by Government. Discover why they don’t go far enough
© Photocech CZ / Shutterstock Response to the government’s beaver consultation Read our response to the Government’s plans to reintroduce beavers into England. Beavers bring huge ecosystem benefits in the fight against climate change.
© Seawilding Five marine rewilding projects around Britain We look at five pioneering projects rewilding our oceans.
