Rewilding Network members

Rewilding the Scottish Highlands for biodiversity, carbon capture and local communities.

Regenerating an upland landscape through rewilding.

A rich tapestry of habitats and wildlife guided by natural processes.

Rewilding a commercial hill farm in Cumbria.

A ground-breaking community led project rewilding the seas around Arran and the Clyde.

Heal Rewilding’s first nature reserve.

Rewilding a historical estate in Northamptonshire.

Pioneering wilding in the Lake District National Park.

Raising awareness and recovering nature - rewilding lowland habitats in Suffolk.

Rewilding with a shared landowner vision.

One of the first places in Scotland to seriously tackle centuries of land degradation, resulting in spectacular natural regeneration of woodland and forest.

A live experiment for identifying, quantifying and valuing the impacts of rewilding.

Allowing natural processes to restore the ecosystem, grow healthy food and accelerate change by reintroducing lost species.

An eco-estate on the edge of the Scottish Highlands, well known for its beaver project and abundant wildlife.

Restoring an extensive, varied and dynamic landscape for wildlife to thrive and people to enjoy.

Restoring native oyster beds and seagrass meadows in Loch Craignish.

Inspiring renewed relationships with nature through rewilding and edible landscape.

Rewilding a former coal mine and dairy farm in the High Peak.

Combining rewilding and regenerative agriculture for nature recovery on land in Norfolk.

Rewilding a rugged landscape, rich with history and wildness

An ambitious, landscape-scale rewilding project working with the community to bring about nature’s recovery in the Yorkshire Dales.

Pioneering rewilding project that’s turned failing farm land into a profitable site of wildlife abundance.

Improving diversity and resilience for people and wildlife through rewilding.

Nattergal’s first site; an ambitious rewilding and river restoration project in Lincolnshire, driven by natural capital.

Restoring wilder nature in Wales 

Re-establishing natural processes on a ‘super’ nature reserve in Dorset.

Rewilding in the Chilterns.

Restoring biodiversity to an old hill farm.

Restoring the Caledonian Forest and inspiring thousands of visitors and volunteers every year.

Scaling up rewilding as a landowner group.

A rewilding hub for volunteer and community engagement in a small corner of the Scottish Borders.

A stunning mosaic of wildlife-rich wetland habitats where Nottinghamshire Wildlife Trust is bringing back lost keystone species on their land and working with farmers to help restore nature to the wider valley.

Wild Uplands: Rewilding upland heathland and peatland.

Restoring keystone species and ecosystem engineers to one of the UKs largest ancient woodland.

Dychwelyd y gwyllt yn ôl i Orllewin Cymru. / Putting the Wild back into Wild West Wales.

Rewilding within a historic and unique estate set in Severn Vale.

Rewilding one of Europe’s largest saltmarshes to support a variety of wonderful wildlife.

A bold vision of community driven urban rewilding.

Developing a world leading open innovation site for rewilding.

Rewilding the National Trust’s oldest nature reserve to create England’s most famous fen.

Protecting and restoring wildlife abundance.

Blending rewilding and regenerative agriculture to restore wildlife across the estate.

Ambitious rewilding project in the Lake District, putting access and education front and centre.

Beautiful regenerating pinewood in the heart of the Cairngorms National Park within the largest National Nature Reserve in Britain.

Rewilding lowland farmland to restore biodiversity and create new nature based enterprises.

A vast and dynamic landscape in Northumberland, leading the way in nature-led restoration and sustainable forest management.

A partnership project creating a landscape of thriving upland wildlife alongside sustainable farming.

Rewilding and restoration of both marine and terrestrial habitats on a Scottish Estate undertaken by the Kilchoan Initiative.

From coal to climate: an ambitious rewilding project restoring a former opencast coal mine in North East England.

Nattergal’s second site is a 292 hectare grassland in the Fens.

Bringing back the wild side of Monmouthshire

Rewilding a military firing range to support rich wildlife and priority habitats.

Rewilding a remote and ruggedly beautiful corner of the North Pennines.

One of the wildest landscapes in England, and the last English stronghold for Scots pine.

Rewilding the world-renowned locale of Hawkshead, Cumbria.

An ambitious community led project to restore nature.

Britain’s largest urban rewilding project.

Restoring an ancient and beautiful temperate rainforest wilderness.

The Wild Coast Project is transforming this island back into a magical intertidal coastal marshland.

The John Muir Trust is restoring this beautiful and rugged landscape to expand native woodland and encourage the return of native species.

Nattergal's third rewilding site is steeped in history and enjoys views of the London skyline.

Wild, large scale working wetland landscape safeguarding the future of wildlife and people, and working with nature to tackle climate change.

Rewilding lowland Somerset.

Serving a new way of life - reconnecting people with nature through rewilding.

Organic farm on the Berkshire Downs committed to enhancing biodiversity through natural processes.

Creating wilder forests in Somerset

Rewilding the Sussex marine environment.

Letting nature set its own course – changing a highly managed landscape to one of wildlife abundance.

Rewilding marginal land for wildlife.

Rewilding one of the most visited farms in Lincolnshire.

Improving water quality through rewilding

Taking a holistic approach to ecosystem recovery in Northumberland.

Restoring wild landscapes to the Isle of Mull.

England’s first community rewilding project.

Rewilding wood pasture and wetlands in Hertfordshire.