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red squirrel on trunk — © Neil McIntyre / scotlandbigpicture.com

Rewilding Britain in Five Years

Rewilding Britain turns five! Read some of our key achievements so far and then join us in campaigning for rewilding across the UK

Red poll cattle — © Les Bunyan / Wild Ken Hill

Public consultation on UK Government’s Environmental Land Management scheme

Submit your views and support the inclusion of rewilding as a key option in the new Governments Environmental Land Management scheme

Underwater kelp forest, Scotland — © George Stoyle / Scotland Natural Heritage

8 Key messages from the Rewilding the Sea Conference

Read the best bits from 2020s Rewilding the Sea Conference. Be inspired by the power and potential of ambitious marine restoration and rewilding.

Wildflowers — © Dark Moon Pictures / Shutterstock

The Agriculture Bill: Rewilding Britain’s recommendations for government

This week the Governments new Agriculture Bill has its second reading in the House of Lords. Learn how we are influencing the Lords ahead of the reading.

Sign at a mine site — © Yearn Stane Project

Aspen and Eagles

A former royal ordnance factory is to become the unlikely site of a new rewilding project. Read about this exciting venture and the benefits it could bring

Beavers preening — © Philip Price / scotlandbigpicture.com

Beavers: getting ready to make a return from extinction

Absent for centuries, beavers are set to return to the Norfolk countryside at Wild Ken Hill. Learn about this exciting project and it’s new eco engineers

River Liza Ennerdale — © Joe Cornish / National Trust

The relationship between rewilding and natural capital

Discover the two great leaps in conservation thinking that will help us face the environmental & social challenges of today, rewilding and natural capital

The Langholm Moor Community Buyout: tackling climate change, ecological restoration and community regeneration

In Scotland, the community of Langholm is preparing for one of the most ambitious plans of a generation. Read and support their incredible journey here

Natural regeneration at Wild Haweswater — © Alastair Driver / Haweswater

Funding for nature: our view

A new Nature for Climate Fund is a step in the right direction from the UK Government but we need so much more. Read Rewilding Britain’s call to Government

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