In some ways, says Hullin, Hinton Ampner is turning the clock back “to the ways that, certainly, my grandfather would recognize.” www.rewildingmag.com/the-english-...

"A totally wild, unkempt, cacophony of lawn-to-meadow conversion is a lost opportunity, and indeed, shooting ourselves in the foot." www.rewildingmag.com/why-wildlife...

What’s good for bats and beetles is also good for trees, soil, water availability and carbon sequestration. Aside from improving the health of Earth, promoting more life means more twittering birds during the day and more glowing fireflies at night. Yes, please! www.rewildingmag.com/5-ways-to-bo...

“That living shoreline with lots of vegetation is one of the best strategies to protect land from coastal storm events,” says Schnars. “Leave it to Mother Nature to know what’s best.” www.rewildingmag.com/bringing-gre...

i'm endlessly delighted by the chaotic mess that used to be my front lawn.

"There’s huge value in challenging monocultural lawns and the enormous ecological damage they have caused, but offering a feel-good moment of aesthetic rebellion risks obscuring, and even undermining, the bigger goal." www.rewildingmag.com/no-mow-may-d...

If you’re new to rewilding – or you’ve run into a few common challenges – this is your go-to FAQ. You’ll find clear answers from experienced gardeners around North America, plus practical fixes you can actually use. www.rewildingmag.com/q-a-common-q...

Today, we have published an essay by @jon-moses.bsky.social on why it's time to reclaim rewilding in Wales. Come for the Edwardian naturalist being astonished by massive snakes, stay for the assessment of why rural Wales needs nature restoration. www.inkcap.co.uk/the-welsh-ar...

“The more native plants you have, the more chance that you’re providing habitat for native insects,” says Andrea Delong-Amaya, horticulture educator at the University of Texas Wildflower Center. therevelator.org/insects-disa...

Congratulations to the winners and finalists of this year's Rewilding Arts Prize, presented by us and @davidsuzukifdn.bsky.social! www.rewildingmag.com/meet-the-art...

After a month in the wild, Mbegu stopped by Voi and headed straight for her favourite scratching spot. An orphan of human–wildlife conflict, she now roams wild – returning on her own terms. sheldrickwildlifetrust.org/orphans/mbegu

"In my day-to-day life I feel a reverence and appreciation for the plants that surround me. "It’s not a corny feel-good sentiment emulated by some genteel honky in a teal velour vest – it’s a medicine I need to consume daily or I turn into an asshole." www.rewildingmag.com/what-is-natu...

"As populations grow, possibly ñandúes will intermingle across borders, making a stronger, unified population. This in turn is one step closer to a rewilded South America." www.rewildingmag.com/returning-fl...

"Hard surfaces such as driveways and car parks block water from filtering into the soil. "By removing the pavement, soils can soak up rainwater, which in turn aids in recharging groundwater supplies." www.rewildingmag.com/the-depaving...

“They really seem like the first responders,” says Fischer. “They’re the things that are growing the most rapidly first.” So, whatever these fungi are up to—biologically speaking—likely impacts the rest of post-fire succession and recovery, she says. www.biographic.com/how-fire-fun...

"As predators at the top of the chain, otters help regulate fish and invertebrate numbers. "Their presence signals something deeper, too: the water is clean, the system productive, the ecosystem whole enough to support them again." www.rewildingmag.com/the-river-ot...

"We want to use our sanctuary to teach and empower people everywhere to take actions that will help restore native wild bee numbers, and the rest of nature at the same time." www.rewildingmag.com/these-bee-sa...

"The data revealed signs of recovery within just a few years." www.anthropocenemagazine.org/2026/02/can-...

"The initiative targets light pollution and seeks to reduce disruptions to nocturnal species, particularly bats, which are sensitive to urban light." indiandefencereview.com/denmark-just...

"In just a three-year period, the city converted a degraded swamp into a functioning wetland—featuring a series of ponds, a riverine forest, and a savanna—that stores carbon, controls floods, filters pollutants, and enhances biodiversity." www.biographic.com/the-rwandan-...

“I used to believe the forest’s resources were endless and meant only for our use,” Abiodun says. “But now I realize that if we don’t take action to protect them, future generations may not learn anything about Omo.” www.rewildingmag.com/how-former-p...

"Creative expression of all types holds a unique ability to capture attention, keep people engaged and make them care. "And it could be a key tool for motivating people outside of the rewilding movement to get involved." www.rewildingmag.com/the-rewildin...

The Joy of #Rewilding -- by Kat Tancock of @rewildingmag.bsky.social for @sejorg.bsky.social (edited by me) www.sej.org/publications...

"Start small. Do a little garden bed here or there, and then expand it as you go. You don’t have to do the whole garden all at once. And you learn from it. When something doesn’t work, it gives you the opportunity to put something else in its place." www.rewildingmag.com/its-always-c...

"Lubuk larangan tells a quieter story of #rewilding. Here, rewilding happens not through large-scale intervention but through communities agreeing to limit their activities so natural processes can resume." www.rewildingmag.com/the-most-pow...

There are problems with binary definitions of nativeness “Dilemmas arise from the dynamic nature of species' distribution ranges on longer time scales, in the application to smaller regions defined by arbitrary borders, & limited knowledge of species' past distributions” doi.org/10.1002/oik....

This is a wonderful project from @hometreecharity.bsky.social for the restoration of upland native oak forests www.independent.ie/regionals/ke...

"The Swan River project transitioned land that was full of noxious weed into a thriving forest – the biodiversity increase is incredible, all the way from the different microbes and organisms in the soil to the birds in the air, and everything in between." www.rewildingmag.com/rewilding-fo...

In 1980, Devaki Amma met with a life-threatening car accident. Her recovery was slow and excruciating. But, amidst the darkest of the clouds, Devaki Amma found a silver lining – a native #forest she raised and planted with her own two hands. #rewilding www.rewildingmag.com/i-didnt-know...

"There are 14,000,000 square metres of parks, boulevards and golf courses in #Vancouver. Six million of that is lawn. We’ve transitioned 7 percent of that. We'll keep increasing as and when we can." www.rewildingmag.com/the-city-tur...

“Reconciliation ecology,” a term coined in 2003, aims to increase biodiversity in human-dominated landscapes. Think of it as conservation for the Anthropocene. www.biographic.com/love-the-hab...

"Manoharan uses the visual language of scientific illustrations to tell a different story. Instead of 'objectively documenting' plants and animals, her compositions are about personal history and cultural grief." www.rewildingmag.com/the-scientis...

So much global political doom and gloom but so much heartening action happening at grassroots - the more we all take part in local, loving action for the planet (and us), the better we all feel and the more real hope for the future. www.theguardian.com/environment/...

The Scottish Rewilding Alliance has launched a new Community Rewilding Guide! “More than anything, rewilding means hope. Hope for a liveable future, a wilder world, and thriving communities.” - Steve Micklewright, our Chief Executive. Download the guide 👉

"Rewilding is not just about protecting individual species. It’s about re-establishing the relationships between them, many of which are complex and poorly understood." www.rewildingmag.com/why-rewilder...

"Rewilding helps nature heal—by protecting Earth’s remaining wild places & restoring the life-supporting functions of nature across connected land/sea. It...embraces natural solutions to environmental, social & economic challenges. It also...forces a reconsideration of our role within life on Earth"

"A growing number of scientists are backing laws recognizing that nature has inherent rights and intrinsic value. A group of wetlands scientists wants the critical ecosystems they study to be next." @katiesurma.bsky.social reports for @insideclimatenews.org (via @sejorg.bsky.social)

📣We call on the federal government to reject Alberta's absurd pipeline proposal outright. Hear what we have to say ➡️ dsfdn.org/3IStShe

"It’s quicker and cheaper than standard planting, and much quicker than natural regeneration. It’s an optimal middle ground. It *works*." www.rewildingmag.com/the-scottish...

“Painting the wall brought attention to it,” says Swanson. “It got people to ask questions and to marvel over the incredible beauty of this micro universe, which we often don’t even notice.” www.rewildingmag.com/the-muralist...

“You can feel the difference,” says Sachin, Rupesh’s younger brother and a student of rural management. “Earlier, people had to migrate. Now, we work six months in the forest and spend the rest on farming or enjoying festivals. There is a rhythm to life again.” www.rewildingmag.com/from-barren-...

“What we’re witnessing is that as bison move across the landscape, they amplify the nutritional quality and capacity of Yellowstone.” www.anthropocenemagazine.org/2025/09/yell...

Dedicated groups and individuals have been working hard for 50 years to reintroduce the species – a successful endeavour resulting in a current status of more than 200 breeding pairs in Scotland alone. www.rewildingmag.com/a-new-film-s...

“Most people think of rainforests when they imagine Colombia,” stated Reyes as he handed me a pair of rubber boots, essential gear for the forest hike ahead. “But this region’s tropical dry forests are just as important – and far more endangered.” www.rewildingmag.com/the-group-re...

"Between the program’s inception in 2017 and 2024, these rewilders planted more than 100,000 native wildflowers and grasses and more than 3,000 trees and shrubs for a total of 7,400 habitat gardens – and they’re just getting started." www.rewildingmag.com/these-volunt...

"The land will heal itself if left alone, but sometimes you have to set a bone before it can heal properly.” Fire in the hole: the Indigenous crews blasting the Alaskan rainforest to save it. www.theguardian.com/us-news/2025...

At the University of Saskatchewan Master Gardener program, I remember an instructor saying to make a natural spot in your yard for the little critters and insects. Pile up old sticks, leaves, stalks, dead wood. That was the start of my own “wilding” in my yard. www.rewildingmag.com/let-the-seed...

Our friends at the Roy Dennis Wildlife Foundation and Forestry England have some exciting info to share: www.birdsofpooleharbour.co.uk/first-wild-w... @dorsetbirdclub.bsky.social

“Rewilding farms and forming symbiotic relationships with the natural world is easier than fighting or trying to control it.” www.rewildingmag.com/wild-farming...

To find out how to amplify your impact beyond your own front yard – no matter where in the world you live – we spoke with three seasoned @davidsuzukifdn.bsky.social Butterflyway Rangers. Here they share their tips on growing #gardens and community, at any scale. www.rewildingmag.com/want-to-supp...