At Rewilding Britain, we demand bold action for nature. That means supporting ecosystems to recover and re-establish their natural functions, free from destructive land management practices that have ...

You’d think that with rising unemployment, businesses would have their pick of top talent – but in today’s job market, competition for high-performing candidates is still fierce, and what attracts ...

This autumn Rewilding Britain hit the road, taking in five party conferences in four corners of Britain – with one message: rewilding can’t wait. Policy and Advocacy Lead Oliver Newham explains why we ...

Rewilding Manager Sara King takes inspiration from the ecosystems and communities shaped by the bison reintroduced to southern Spain as free-roaming wild animals. She asks: why not in Britain? “We ...

Restoring one of England’s most beautiful landscapes, to ensure it becomes a place of abundant wildlife once again. The Peak district is renowned for its beauty. With majestic rivers, striking dales, ...

England’s first community rewilding project.

This autumn Rewilding Britain hit the road for party conference season – with one message: rewilding can’t wait. And we have plenty of reasons to be hopeful.

A ground-breaking community led project rewilding the seas around Arran and the Clyde.

Heal Rewilding’s first nature reserve.

Restoring the ecological processes associated with herbivores is often a priority for rewilding projects, but knowing which absent herbivores are likely to suit a site can be a challenge.

Brown trout are a key biological indicator of river health, which gives them an important role in rewilding efforts. © Rostislav Stefanek/Shutterstock This medium-to ...

Four in five adults in Britain support rewilding, according to new research. An opinion poll commissioned by the charity Rewilding Britain shows that 81% of Britons support rewilding, with 40% ...