Three owl chicks in the nest. Credits: Leonidas Santana from Getty ImagesAs we draw near to the end of this wild year, we celebrate the remarkable strides made in rewilding around the world. From Quolls to Hyenas, Seagrass to Whales, countless species are thriving,...
Impala Antelopes locking heads in savannah ecosystem. Credit: H.Bieser from pixabay.In this short interview, Joe Gray and Eileen Crist talk to us about a recently published book that they co-edited: Cohabiting Earth: Seeking a Bright Future for All Life (SUNY Press,...
Credits: Mlharing from Getty Images IUCN’s new Guidelines for Rewilding mark a global milestone, recognising rewilding as a core pathway for nature recovery and sustainable development. The International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) has released its...
Hamelin Pool Coast, WA, Australia - Copyright: Ben Parkhurst, All rights reserved Successful and ambitious rewilding at scale necessitates that we collaborate and support each other at a global level. In this article, we outline why the work of Bush Heritage -...
Photo credits: Noah Meinzer from Pixabay. Wilder Reads: a library for our favourite and recommended rewilding-related books. In addition to our team’s small synopsis of the books that you will find on that page, here we intend to provide a deeper delve. For the second...
Tree tunnel in Gillespie Park. Credit: Annette Taylor. Annette Taylor, author of the following article, outlines her findings from her Master’s degree in Sustainable Heritage at University College of London (UCL). We thank her for her research and enthusiastic...
Photo credit: David Morris. An article by Martin Varley from the Endangered Landscapes & Seascapes Programme. Nature recovery isn’t just about ecological outcomes – it’s about fairness, inclusion and collaboration. Large-scale restoration depends on meaningful...
Photo credit: Paulo Nunes dos Santos for The New York Times. We are delighted to introduce Wilder Reads: a library for our favourite and recommended rewilding-related books. In addition to our team’s small synopsis of the books that you will find on that page, here we...
It is a mild spring day in England, and I am on a passenger train headed for central London. I have a couple of unremarkable errands to run, and I am in no great hurry. In my carriage, I overhear a young child ask a grown-up one of those deceptively challenging...
When we think of rewilding, it is natural for our mind’s eye to open onto a wide vista, be it a swathe of forest untamed by wolves, a tract of grassland where large grazers have been renewed, or an expanse of ocean in which marine mammals, despite centuries of...
The rewilding movement is delivering positive change around the planet, and the momentum behind it continues to grow. Through a plethora of interconnected projects, humanity is honouring nature and offering reparation for past misdeeds. Yet, within society at large,...
It is Midsummer’s Eve, and as the sun slides towards the tree-obscured horizon behind me, I sit facing south, looking for ripples. My seat is a log by the edge of a large pond, in a place whose name is not important here. Beyond the water stand birches and pines, and...
In our busy modern lives, it’s easy to feel disconnected from nature, from ourselves, and those around us. The persistent call to rewild and return to a more authentic way of living is loud and clear. And while some of us have thought at some point in life about...
DAVE FOREMAN – REMEMBERING A FATHER TREE The wilderness community and the global rewilding movement pay tribute to a founding father. In his three-quarters of a century, Dave Foreman changed and expanded the way we do conservation in North America and inspired...
Wilding the Urban Garden to Rewild Where You Live by Gerry Maguire ThompsonAuthor of Wilding the Urban GardenRewilding is an increasingly influential element in international ecology and climate change awareness. Urban wildlife gardening is a key element in this; it...