Robin Wall Kimmerer is a mother, scientist, decorated professor, enrolled member of the Citizen Potawatomi Nation, and author of multiple books, including Braiding Sweetgrass. Credits: Rosem Morton for The Washington Post/Getty Wilder Reads: a library for our...
The documentary Rewilding Patagonia, available on Youtube, follows the landscape-scale transformation in the unique ecosystems of Chile and Argentina. Credits: Into the Rewild Arnaud Hiltzer, film director, and Dr Jonathan Mille, co-author and scientific advisor, of...
Photo credit: Ocean Image Bank / Tom Vierus Two well-known facts: the ocean is responsible for an estimated one in two breaths, and is the planet’s largest carbon sink. But there is a less well-known fact: marine wildlife drive these processes. From Sharks, Whales and...
Dugong eating. Credit: vintrom from Getty Images Beneath the shallow waters off Bahrain’s coast, Dugongs are quietly doing something remarkable: helping the seagrass around them capture more than twice as much carbon as it would without them. A new study...
Photo credit: Imagine5, the environmental storytelling platform To grow support for rewilding, we must reach beyond our usual circles. However, traditional environmental communications often unintentionally target those who are already engaged. Instead, we can turn...
2026 is delivering major wins for nature recovery and rewilding. Credit from left to right: 1. Filmico, Acandi Wildlife Sanctuary 2. Marcus Westburg, Rainforest Trust 3. Zanji Sikhala, IFAW 4. Tsvibrav from Getty Images 5. Kamchatka 6. John Carnemolla from Getty...
Closing diamond mine alone the lower Orange River / Rewild PangaeaRewild Pangaea, founded in 2025 by brothers Luca and Elias Kuhn von Burgsdorff addresses one of the great environmental challenges of the twenty-first century: what happens when mines close. As demand...
Virelles landscape view. Photo credit: O. Colinet.In the Parc National de l’Entre-Sambre-et-Meuse, Belgium, forests are being left to evolve freely again, rivers are reclaiming their natural courses, and species long absent are finding their way back. Covering more...
