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Why rewilding is a story of hope

From biodiversity loss to the climate crisis, rewilding offers hope in the face of today’s biggest global issues.
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We are Rewilding Britain

  • Dayshul brake rewilding cluster
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    We empower rewilders

    We bring together rewilders from across the three nations so they can connect, inspire and support each other to create a wilder Britain that benefits us all.

  • Close up of clasped hands at climate protest
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    We demand change

    We challenge decision makers and landowners to change laws, policies and practice to allow rewilding to restore our land and seas.

  • Diver surveying
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    We build evidence

    We are guided by the best scientific research, technical expertise and real life experiences to prove the incredible benefits of rewilding.

  • Child showing oyster as part of Seawilding's oyster reintroduction
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    We inspire a movement

    We champion rewilding, inspiring people across Britain to take positive action for a wilder, more prosperous world.

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171611 HA

Land in rewilding flourishing

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506 KM2

Seabed in rewilding recovering

Community

974

Member projects supported

Plant

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Initiatives funded to boost rewilding

The Rewilding Network

Through our rapidly growing network we're connecting Britain's rewilding practitioners, helping them work together on their journey to restore nature at scale.

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Rewilding 101

Start here to learn all about rewilding, what it looks like and what it can do.

Why rewild
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See rewilding in action at Rewilding Network member projects.

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