Wetland is a catch-all term for anything from a puddle to an ocean, but here we are mainly talking about freshwater wetlands. This includes a range of watery habitats from bog, to fen, reedbed, pond, ...

Get practical advice, find funding opportunities, and connect with others on your rewilding journey.

Supported by Rewilding Britain, the Network helps practitioners who are rewilding on land or at sea to connect, share experiences, ideas and expertise. Working together is crucial if we’re to respond ...

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

Nattergal’s third rewilding site is steeped in history and enjoys views of the London skyline. The Rewilding Network is the go-to place for projects across Britain to connect, share and make rewilding ...

Explore why we need these ecosystem engineers in Britain, how they shape landscapes, and why reintroductions make sense in the right places. Beavers help mitigate ...

A large white bird steeped in folklore and poised for a comeback in Britain. White storks are true opportunists, with a diverse diet including small mammals, frogs, toads, lizards, insects and small ...

Imagine life bursting back to our land and seas, where wildlife numbers are growing instead of shrinking and we’re working with nature, as a part of nature, instead of exploiting it. Nature can ...

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

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

See who’s rewilding across Britain, from the coast of Cornwall right up to the Highlands of Scotland, and how they’re doing it. All these projects are part of the Rewilding Network.

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 ...