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making rewilding happen
for nature, climate and people
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making rewilding happen
for nature, climate and people
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making rewilding happen
for nature, climate and people
We are a charity working to make rewilding happen across Scotland, as a solution to the growing climate and biodiversity crises.
WHAT'S NEW?
Once used as a decoy airfield in the Second World War, Harestone Moss still bears its bomb craters – but today they’re filled with life. Our new short film captures Laura Hay and Gavin Drummond's vision to transform a landscape shaped by war and intensive farming into one of recovery and hope.
Big Picture Live lit up the Great Hall at the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh last month – a stunning venue enlivened by a captivated audience. Our CEO, Lisa Chilton, and Tom Bowser of Argaty Red Kites took to the stage, where stories of Scotland's nature recovery unfolded on screen and in conversation.
Last week, landowners and residents from across Lochaber took part in a ‘Living Alongside Beavers’ Insight and Inspiration day, organised by our Loch Abar Mòr nature restoration partnership.
New for 2026, our programme of masterclasses is now open for bookings. These two-day courses are designed to help you build the insights and skills to tackle key rewilding challenges.
Want to help explore community perspectives on lynx reintroduction to Scotland? Our Lynx to Scotland project partner Trees for Life is looking for two Engagement Officers to consult communities on the potential reintroduction of lynx.
Do you want to drive real change for nature recovery, but need the tools, skills and confidence to do it? Our 2026 programme of expert-led training courses is now open for booking. You’ll learn in landscapes where rewilding is actively underway, helping you bridge the gap between theory and practice.
Our 2026 Cairngorms Rewilding Journeys are now open! Join us over five nights as you immerse yourself in the wild landscapes of the Scottish Highlands, discovering transformational rewilding projects and the inspiring people behind them.
With ancient woodlands, expanding wetlands and a pristine river at the foot of Ben Nevis, Torlundy Farm is a place where nature and farming thrive together. Through wildlife-friendly grazing, eco-tourism and the creation of new habitats, the farm is unlocking opportunities that benefit both nature and business.
