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We can bring nature back
By restoring wildlife, reviving natural processes, and empowering local communities, rewilding strengthens biodiversity, stabilizes the climate, and builds resilient economies.
We are catalysing the Global rewilding movement
Rewilding is a journey towards a more biodiverse, wild future where dynamic ecosystems are resilient, self-sustaining and abundant, providing many benefits to all living things.
Together, we are embedding rewilding into science, policy, and practice worldwide.
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Protecting the best. Rewilding the rest.
Rewilding reawakens landscapes and regenerates the web of life from cities to the wildest places on the planet, offering nature’s own solutions to our greatest environmental, social and economic challenges.
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Study published by Yale School of the Environment and Nuwat – June 2026
DUGONGS MORE THAN DOUBLE THE CARBON SEQUESTRATION POWER OF BAHRAIN’S SEAGRASS
2.5 X MORE
Carbon capture
UP TO 53% LESS
Carbon capture if dugongs are lost from Bahrain’s seagrass area
546,000 TONNES COâ‚‚ /YEAR
When dugongs are present at a healthy population size (~700 individuals)
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And it’s already happening.
Across continents, our partners are proving that nature can recover — faster and at greater scale than many believed possible.
Altyn Dala Conservation Initiative are rewilding Kazakhstan’s vast steppe ecosystem – including leading the dramatic rebound of the Saiga Antelope from fewer than 50,000 to well over four million animals, making it one of the largest and most successful rewilding efforts on Earth.
This remarkable rebound has been driven by wildlife crime prevention, species reintroduction, and advanced surveillance technology to establish new protected areas. Supported by national and international collaboration, this is a great example of restoration at an extraordinary scale.
Picture credits: Altyn Dala Conservation Initiative, Evgeniy Leshenko, Adbuaziz Madyarov, Bakhtiyar Taikenov, Albert Salemgareyev
Picture credit: Inga Foundation
A Honduran farmer used to spend two months earning what he can now make in two hours, thanks to the Inga Alley Cropping method transforming smallholder agriculture in Central America.
Picture credit: iStock
Fundación Montescola recognises that some of the most effective firefighters don’t carry hoses or wear helmets. Instead they graze the hillsides on four legs: Galician wild horses are emerging as unlikely heroes in facing increasing wildfires.
Video credit: Island Conservation
Just one year after Sooty Terns’ nesting sites were cleared of invasive species by Island Conservation on this atoll in the Republic of the Marshall Islands, life is buzzing again! Nature rebounds if we allow her to, often faster than we imagine. Turn on sound for full effect.
Many rewilding success stories are unfolding across the world, right now. Discover more:
Rewilding is rewriting the history of nature’s loss
Rewilding is this very positive thing that engages people in our movement and gives some practical hope built on credibility and on sound science.
Listen to Alister Scott, Executive Director of the Global Rewilding Alliance, as he talks about the powerful force of rewildingÂ
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