Rewilding

Rewildling involves leaving nature to recover by itself, and develop resilient ecosystems. It is large scale restoration of an environment and its natural proceses.

Rewilding benefits biodiversity by offering the chance for natural habitats to establish and become resilient by themselves. This is a chance to reinstate natural processes on less productive land.

• Knepp Rewilding Project
• Rewilding Enfield's Urban Rivers
• Dove weir removal and rewilding at Dovedale

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• Rewilding and the rural economy
• What does Rewilding look like? Animation
• Beavers set to be released in London as part of urban rewilding
• The new location of BBC Springwatch at Wild Ken Hill uses Rewilding technique
• Restoring Brent rivers and communities
• HS2 to rewild 127 hectares around its 10-mile Chilterns tunnel
• Scientist set out 10 golden rules for restoring forests
• The teenage boys on a mission to rewild Britain with reptiles
• Efforts to rewild London's rivers are yielding results
• In Conversation with Alastair Driver, Rewilding Britain - blog
• Rewild to mitigate the climate crisis
• Rewilding the Test
• Rewildling in a Managed Landscape - the Swindale Beck Restoration Project
• Wild bison set to return to UK woodlands
• £2 million for world's first rewilding centre near Loch Ness

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