• making rewilding happen for nature, climate and people WATCH OUR FILM

    making rewilding happen

    for nature, climate and people

    WATCH OUR FILM

  • making rewilding happen for nature, climate and people WATCH OUR FILM

    making rewilding happen

    for nature, climate and people

    WATCH OUR FILM

  • making rewilding happen for nature, climate and people WATCH OUR FILM

    making rewilding happen

    for nature, climate and people

    WATCH OUR FILM

We are a charity working to make rewilding happen across Scotland, as a solution to the growing climate and biodiversity crises.

WHAT IS REWILDING?

OUR WORK

Our vision is of a vast network of rewilded land and water across Scotland, where wildlife flourishes and people thrive. To achieve this, we work across two focus areas:

DRIVING SUPPORT FOR REWILDING

DRIVING SUPPORT FOR REWILDING

We push the boundaries for nature recovery using impactful communications and advocacy, so that more people embrace rewilding as a solution to the climate and biodiversity crises.

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HOW YOU CAN GET INVOLVED

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WHAT'S NEW?

OUR LATEST STORIES

When Rivers Run Free

When Rivers Run Free

Words by Aidan MacCormick
Illustration by Gemma Shooter
Images by Aidan MacCormick, Lee Collier and Peter Cairns

With many of Scotland’s rivers straightened, dredged and de-wooded, ecologist Aidan MacCormick immerses himself in a dynamic free-flowing river system to better understand how natural processes drive abundance and diversity in nature.

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Rewilding by the people, for the people

Rewilding by the people, for the people

Words by Hugh Webster
Images by Mark Hamblin, James Shooter, Peter Cairns and Tierney Lloyd

The Northwoods Rewilding Network supports more than 75 landholdings to commit to nature recovery, including those managed by communities. There are a growing number of Northwoods sites where rewilding is being led by local people, delivering nature-based jobs and improved health and wellbeing.

This is rewilding by the people, for the people.

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Friends with benefits?

Friends with benefits?

Words by Hugh Webster
Images by SCOTLAND: The Big Picture

The synergy between beavers and aspen reminds us that nature recovery cannot be achieved one species at a time. We need to be willing to let nature lead, embracing the marvellous complexity that wildness generates.

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