• 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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OUR LATEST STORIES

Less is Moormore

Less is Moormore

Words by Hugh Webster
Images by Mark Hamblin, James Shooter and Mat Larkin

Letting nature lead can be difficult. In our nature-depleted landscapes, it is often hard for conservationists to relinquish control, to allow wild nature to develop in whichever way it chooses. But for Duncan Lawson, letting nature lead is fundamental to rewilding.

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Deer To Me

Deer To Me

Words by Hugh Webster
Images by Mark Hamblin, Peter Cairns and Mat Larkin

As a deer stalker, Jack Ward’s job is to monitor deer populations and control their impacts. Deer management can be controversial but Jack loves his job, finding motivation for the early starts and daily discomfort in his understanding of the bigger picture. He sees deer management as necessary – for the recovery of the landscape and the health of the deer themselves.

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Aspen: ticking the balance sheet box

Aspen: ticking the balance sheet box

Words by Hugh Webster
Images by Mark Hamblin and Peter Cairns

Aspen’s quaking, whispering leaves might capture our imagination and lift our spirits, but its commercial potential is part of a growing conversation around how we make the most of Scotland’s forests.

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