They say the best time to plant a tree was yesterday, and the second best time is now. Five years ago we planted something new – the start of a Britain-wide practitioner community for rewilders. Back ...

At Rewilding Britain, we often talk about the power of nature to heal itself, if given the space and conditions to do so. But behind every hectare of restored peatland or every returning species is a ...

As Rewilding Britain turns 10, our Co-founder and Chief Executive reflects on the organisation’s journey so far and her vision for the future. Rebecca Wrigley, Rewilding Britain’s Co-founder and Chief ...

The people-led approach we propose can help rewild and restore nature while invigorating a much-needed economic transformation of rural and coastal communities. Across a number of economic sectors we ...

Pioneering wilding in the Lake District National Park.

A highly mobile, torpedo-shaped fish that’s making a comeback in our waters. Bluefin tuna help maintain the ecological balance of marine life and transport ...

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, ...

We’ve developed Britain’s first framework for monitoring rewilding progress, helping demonstrate the vital role it’s playing in creating ecological, social and economic change. The framework will help ...

Monitoring is an essential part of your rewilding journey, helping you guide a project, access funding streams and contribute to the bigger picture nationwide.

We need the Welsh Government to Think Big and Act Wild for nature, people and planet. We need our government to make systemic and ambitious changes to reverse this decline and commit to ambitious ...

The character of Britain’s landscapes today remains inescapably linked to what happened back when post-glacial Britain warmed around 12,000 years ago. It was then home to a greater range of big ...