Earthly Insight joins our Global Rewilding Champions, supporting the foundational work of the Global Rewilding Alliance and our worldwide team. We delve into some frequently asked questions to explain our new partnership with the innovative tech company, Earthly Insight. We are aware that AI looms large on people’s minds, and so we welcome you to this ongoing, evolving conversation.

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Global Rewilding Alliance (GRA) launches landmark Africa Special Report in Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe. Ramsar Convention on Wetlands, COP15, has now concluded. During this pivotal event, the GRA officially launched the Taking Animals Into Account: Africa Special Report, a bold step toward placing wildlife at the heart of wetland policy and restoration.

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In preparation for the Climate COP30, partners and policymakers around the world are encouraging the vital incorporation of wildlife and rewilding into countries’ revised NDCs. Grounded in peer-reviewed evidence of ‘Animating the Carbon Cycle’, key partner IFAW have developed guidelines for countries to include wild animals as a solution to both the biodiversity and climate crises.

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Our team came away from the Convention on Biological Diveristy (CBD) COP16 inspired and energised with a clear impression: governments are waking up to the crucial message that we must partner with nature. Recognising and integrating wild animals, rewilding and indigenous people’s political power in the implementation of the CBD. The international policy community accepts the link between nature and climate. Here are our reflections.

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‘Rewilding Hope – Land to Sea’, hosted by Climate Action North, was a two-day conference that brought an array of rewilders together to share hopeful rewilding stories, challenges and ambitions. This UK-focused conference still holds relevance at a global scale, especially because so many of the running themes, topics and challenges across the event are widely applicable, and the level of expertise was high.

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New research from Yale University shows that 170 rewilded European Bison in Romania’s Tarcu mountains are helping to draw down and store the equivalent CO2 emissions of removing up to 84,000 average US petrol cars from the road. It turns out that European Bison can play an astonishing role in capturing carbon to mitigate the impact of climate change.

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Rewilding is a global movement, happening in diverse landscapes in every corner of the world. As we gear up for the 4th World Rewilding Day on March 20, 2024, the Global Rewilding Alliance is excited to reveal this year’s theme:Hope Into Action

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We are pleased to say that at COP28, the rewilding message really achieved traction: We must partner with nature. Animals are the unsung heroes of the carbon cycle, animating the carbon cycle one paw, wing, and fin at a time!

The Global Rewilding Alliance collaborated on 5 events with partners including Whale and Dolphin Conservatio, IFAW, The Mohamed bin Zayed Species Conservation Fund, Re:Wild, Yale School of the Environment (YSE), IUCN Species Survival Commission, The Royal Society for the Protection of Birds (RSPB), Birdlife International and Altyn Dala Conservation Initiative.