Thanks to support from our Rewilding Innovation Fund, a dedicated group of young rangers is helping to reshape a corner of Wales in the UK’s biggest intergenerational nature restoration initiative.

As we head towards the May 2026 elections in Scotland, the Natural Environment Bill is the legacy the current Parliament will leave for our land and seas. It must be as bold and as wild as it can, ...

Nature is our best ally in the fight against climate change. Find out how rewilding can help fix the climate crisis. With floods, wildfires and other extreme weather becoming a disturbingly common ...

It’s not too late to restore nature, but we must act urgently if we are to do so. We set up the Rewilding Innovation Fund to offer seed funding to projects, breaking down barriers to getting started ...

We need the Welsh Government to Think Big and Act Wild for nature, people and planet. We need our government to make systemic and ambitious changes to reverse this decline and commit to ambitious ...

Help us create a Rewilding Nation – together. Despite Scotland's status as one of the most nature-depleted countries on Earth, rewilding offers hope for both people ...

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. We challenge decision makers and ...

One thread of criticism towards rewilding is that it will result in the loss of cultural landscapes. This could be in the form of removing people from the landscape (land abandonment), changing sheep ...

Rewilding has been widely identified as a vital way to tackle global biodiversity loss and the climate crisis. Rewilding Britain has been at the forefront of this movement since 2015, and is today one ...

While the prospect of seeing the moor frog, tree frog, and agile frog back in English wetlands is incredibly exciting, the return of any species to Britain must follow the IUCN guidelines, and will ...