Case study: Wilder Blean
Bison have been reintroduced as free roaming animals in Kent for the first time in 6,000 years.
Bison are amazing eco-engineers, which boost biodiversity through behaviours like dust bathing, trampling, debarking and seed dispersal. Learn how bison are shaping the landscape and engaging people with nature at Wilder Blean, Kent – one of the members of our Rewilding Network – where they’ve been reintroduced as free roaming animals for the first time in 6,000 years.
Rewilding superstar: Bison
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Find out more about Wilder Blean
Wilder Blean is a rewilding project in Canterbury, Kent. They are restoring keystone species in order to restart natural processes and create a dynamic woodland that can support an abundance of wildlife.