Reference in the Rewilding Europe annual review 2015

Rewilding: The Radical New Science of Ecological Recovery, by Paul Jepson & Cain Blythe, it is a key work for understanding rewilding as a scientific concept, conservation practice, and movement transforming the relationship between human society and nature. The book moves away from simplistic or merely romantic views of rewilding and proposes an informed, critical [...]

Although we participated in a training course promoted by Rewilding Europe in 2021 on the philosophy of rewilding and its application to nature tourism, we decided to refresh the knowledge we had acquired. That is why we've started the Open Online Rewilding Course, provided by Rewilding Europe and the Open University. We've just finished Module [...]

Increasingly rare, it is a challenge to find ancient trees in our landscapes. Trees that are several hundred years old, but above all large in size, authentic natural monuments. They support a great biodiversity, forming a small ecosystem where countless organisms survive. They are home to various species of fungi, lichens, invertebrates, birds, bats and [...]