Rewilding in a sentence

In a statement Derby City Council, in conjunction with Derbyshire Wildlife Trust, said: “Derby City Council and Derbyshire Wildlife Trust are working in partnership on the community rewilding of Allestree Park.

Martyn Reed, founder and artistic director of the Nuart festivals, said this year’s theme of rewilding developed from the parallels between street art and the ‘freedom to roam’ in Scotland.

World Animal Protection applauds Uganda Wildlife Conservation Education Centre for rewilding parrots caught up in the cruel wildlife trade.

And it’s immediately inspiring: I copied just three of their rewilding techniques in my north London back garden – a pond, a log pile, letting an area self-seed – and now I have goldfinches, chaffinches, newts, frogs, woodpeckers and bats.

A year after opening, how is the world's first rewilding centre helping nature restoration?

By working together, we can improve the future of our aspen woodlands and the life they bring with them,” said Niamh Byrne, Aspen Project Officer at rewilding charity Trees for Life.

Heal Rewilding is providing the opportunity to sponsor a 3m by 3m patch of land for £20.

Instead, they want and rewilding campaigners to work together to revitalise communities and ecosystems.

Labour said the rewilding policy was a core way it aimed to increase biodiversity in the borough and would take some time to look how it is intended, urging residents to remain patient.

Moorland restoration, support for farmers in national parks, nature recovery, rewilding, grouse moor management, and wildlife crime were also raised by those in attendance.

Now named as the official resident photographer at the site by Heal Rewilding, her focus will 'honour the wheel of the year', 'celebrate our connection to nature' and highlight the beauty of seasonal transformation.

The depletion of the Church Commissioners’ land presents Archbishop Welby and the Church with both an enormous responsibility and an extraordinary opportunity to be leaders in the great historic task of our times: rewilding the world.

What does rewilding Scotland imply?

While organisations such as Scotland: The Big Picture and Rewilding Britain get on with returning ravaged or lifeless landscapes to nature, others in rural Scotland fear it prioritises the health of the environment over the communities which live there.

Few believe it will be the last battle fought over rewilding.

However, as the Red Squirrel Reintroduction Project demonstrates, the previous existence of an animal on a specific landscape is not necessarily a pre-requisite for rewilding.

That money would be better served rewilding the river, removing infrastructure, not adding more layers of infrastructure.

The findings come as Highland-based rewilding charity Trees for Life seeks to raise £40,000 through a crowdfunding appeal to help protect Scotland’s wild beavers.

The Hampstead and Highgate Angling Society says the closure of fishing banks and a rewilding project of two of the heath’s largest ponds has led to a halving of the space for anglers to cast off.

The trees will be planted over the next year by Scottish Woodlands Ltd, and estate director Hugh MacLeod said it was the first phase of his rewilding strategy for the property.