Join the Rewilding Network
Connect with other rewilding practitioners, share knowledge and experience, and access help and advice.
The Rewilding Network connects a movement of land and marine rewilding projects across England, Scotland and Wales.
Supported by Rewilding Britain, it’s designed to help rewilding practitioners connect, share experiences, ideas and expertise, from landowners and farmers to charities and national parks.
The rapidly growing network already connects more than 900 members rewilding on land and at sea, including more than 200 larger-scale rewilding projects, and over 20 local rewilding networks.
Why join?
Are you a rewilding practitioner, such as a landowner, land manager, farmer, tenant, estate owner, non-governmental organisation or part of a community group? Or part of a marine rewilding project?
By joining the Network you'll be connected to a rich network of expertise and innovation. Depending on the scale of your project, you'll get access to the following benefits. (For land-based rewilding projects under 40 hectares, please click the above tab to explore the benefits you'll enjoy.)
Member benefits
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Events & webinars
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Online discussion forum
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Funding for innovation and growth
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Tailored advice
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Optional online promotion
How to apply
Tell us about you
Complete our online form.
Agree to our principles
Agree our shared path forward.
We'll contact you
Our Network Manager will give you a call to arrange a visit.
You're a member
Connect with others, enjoy the benefits, be part of the movement.
Why join?
Are you a rewilding practitioner, such as a landowner, land manager, farmer, tenant, estate owner, non-governmental organisation or part of a community group?
By joining the Network you'll be connected to a rich network of expertise and innovation. Depending on the scale of your project, you'll get access to the following benefits.
Member benefits
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Practical content and guides
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Monthly specialist webinars
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Regular email
How to apply
Tell us about you
Complete our online form
Agree to our principles
Agree our shared way forward
You're a member
Enjoy the benefits, be part of the movement
Have a question?
Five principles of rewilding
To ensure our Network is a home for true rewilding we ask all our members to agree to the following principles.
- Support people and nature together
- Let nature lead
- Create resilient local economies
- Work at nature’s scale
- Secure benefits for the long term
Why join the rewilding network?
Explore the Network
Take a look at our interactive map and listing to find out who you could be connecting with in the Network.
See who's a member
Latest from the Network
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© James Street Rewilding Network reaches 1,000 members
As the Rewilding Network reaches 1,000 members, Rewilding Manager Sara King celebrates a real turning point for rewilding in Britain.
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© Knepp Wildland A Guide to Grazing and Browsing for Rewilders
Learn about the requirements, costs and regulations for introducing native herbivores to rewilding landscapes in Britain.
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© Sam Rose / whatifyoujustleaveit.info Rewilding Challenge Fund
A £100,000 funding opportunity awarded by Rewilding Britain to one large-scale rewilding project every year.
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© Mark Hamblin / scotlandbigpicture com Rewilding Monitoring Framework
Rewilding Britain is developing a framework for monitoring rewilding – to measure ecological, social and economic change across sites in Britain.
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© Donovan Wright One year in: Wilder Blean
We catch up with the Wilder Blean Initiative, a rewilding project awarded our first ever Rewilding Challenge Fund of £100k one year ago.
Supporting local action
Explore local networks
See if there’s a local rewilding network where you live, connecting communities and landowners.
Find a local group
Visit a rewilding project
See rewilding in action at Rewilding Network member projects.
Plan a wild day out