© Shutterstock / WildMedia Rooting Around for Answers Wild boars are misunderstood and their habits create a kaleidoscope of habitats for other species. Read Izzy Taylor’s thoughts from the field.
© Kenton D. Gomez / Shutterstock Rewilding the child: of wolves and dragons Discover how author Gill Lewis fell under wild natures spell as a child, and believes young people need to re-experience that magic or much will be lost
© Tomas Hulik / Shutterstock Learning to live with lynx Read our interview with the publishers of a new book which provides a fresh take on the ongoing debate surrounding lynx reintroductions in Britain.
© Howard Wood / COAST 25-year environment plan – is this a turning point for rewilding? Green Brexit initiative could lead to the rise of self-sustaining, nature-based economies that work for people and nature. Read Rewilding Britain’s view.
© Neil McIntyre / scotlandbigpicture.com The Red Squirrel: a Future in the Forest — book and interview Take a peek at this stunning picture-perfect book, as we talk to SCOTLAND: The Big Pictures Peter Cairns about the rewilding message behind it
© Josh Huxham / Shutterstock England’s only wild beavers need our help The Devon Wildlife Trust has launched a crowdfunding campaign to keep beavers in the River Otter where they belong. Find out how you can help
© Nick Upton Stem the floods – don’t hold back rewilding Rewilding can make a huge difference with flooding and beyond, but sluggish policy-making is slowing us down, says Dr Steve Carver. Read his arguments here
© Lorne Gill / NatureScot Reduce flood risk through rewilding, says report Our report highlights the key role of rewilding in reducing flood risk across the UK. Read our research and see real world examples
© Martin Harvey / Wildscreen White Stork – here’s why they’re such an uplifting opportunity Discover what the reintroduction of the iconic White Stork means to Britain — and to rewilding itself. We caught up with ecologist Derek Gow to find out.