Native vs. Non-native Species in ecosystem restoration
A recent study published in Science questions the prevailing belief that large native herbivores offer greater benefits to…
Rewilding News
Stay informed about the latest developments in rewilding initiatives. Explore new projects, success stories, and partnerships that are shaping the future of rewilding, contributing to biodiversity conservation and climate change mitigation.
UN Recognizes Seven New World Restoration Flagships
Nairobi – The United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) and the Food and Agriculture Organization of the UN (FAO)…
Pros and Cons of the Miyawaki Concept and Tiny Forests
The Miyawaki method, pioneered by Japanese botanist Akira Miyawaki, and the Tiny Forests method developed by Shubhendu Sharma,…
Rewilding at the 12th World Environmental Education Congress
The Rewilding Academy had the privilege to actively participate in the 12th World Environmental Education Congress (WEEC2024), an…
Ecocultural Rewilding: Empowering Indigenous Communities in Nature Restoration
Banff National Park in Canada has undertaken a noteworthy ecocultural rewilding project, reintroducing plains bison and combining ecological…
Mountain Ecosystem Restoration Success Stories: Kyrgyzstan and Pakistan
In Kyrgyzstan’s Tien-Shan mountains, the Baiboosun Nature Reserve stands as a testament to the success of ecosystem restoration…
Sociopolitical Factors Influencing Rewilding Success
In an effort to unravel the intricacies of rewilding success, a new global study has delved into the…
Rewilding Abandoned Golf Courses
Rewilding golf courses has become a global phenomenon as communities and organizations recognize the potential to restore nature,…
Rising Traffic Mortality Threatens European Bison Populations
In the realm of wildlife conservation, the European bison stands as a symbol of resilience and ressurection. Brought…
Future Challenges in Wolf Recolonisation
Gray wolf (Canis lupus) conservation in the United States has achieved remarkable success over the past three decades,…
Preserving Green Heritage: Endangered Native Trees and Shrubs in the Netherlands
The last wild trees and shrubs in the Netherlands are both endangered and rare. The proportion of wild…
TreeReefs: Reviving marine ecosystems by ‘planting’ pear tree reefs
As part of the Waddenfonds project Waddenmozaïek, researchers from the Royal Netherlands Institute for Sea Research (NIOZ), the…
