activities

• Field Excursions & Exploration – Organising guided excursions to rewilding areas, focusing on specific species and ecosystems, to provide hands-on learning and inspire direct engagement with nature restoration efforts.
• Education & Training – Developing curricula, courses, and lectures through a modular approach to build knowledge and skills for ecosystem restoration and rewilding.
• Natural Grazing and Predation Restoration – Reintroducing herbivores and apex predators to regulate ecosystems and maintain trophic balance.
• Habitat Connectivity Restoration – Creating wildlife corridors and green infrastructure to reconnect fragmented ecosystems, enabling species movement and genetic exchange.
• Waterway and Wetland Restoration – Re-meandering rivers, removing dams or barriers, restoring wetlands, and improving natural hydrology to support aquatic life and mitigate flooding.
• Passive Rewilding – Allowing land to recover naturally by reducing or ceasing human interventions such as logging, farming, or urban expansion.
• Traditional Ecological Knowledge Integration – Engaging Indigenous and local communities to incorporate traditional land stewardship and conservation practices.
• Climate Resilience Building – Enhancing carbon sequestration through afforestation, peatland restoration, and promoting climate-adaptive ecosystems.
• Agroforestry and Food Forests – Integrating trees, shrubs, and diverse plant species into agricultural systems to mimic natural ecosystems, enhance biodiversity, improve soil health, and create sustainable food production systems.
• Community Engagement – Using participatory approaches to involve local communities in restoration efforts, fostering ownership and long-term commitment to nature.
• Nature-Based Economies – Creating sustainable livelihoods by developing ecotourism, regenerative enterprises, and other economic opportunities rooted in conservation.