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 1. SHEEPDROVE ORGANIC FARM
    
    The Sheepdrove organic farm in the Berkshire Downs is introducing rewilding
    to enhance biodiversity and create nature-based enterprises


 2. WILD KEN HILL
    
    Wild Ken Hill in Norfolk is combining rewilding and regenerative agriculture
    for nature recovery and showing land can be used to mitigate climate change


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    Bringing together landowners and land managers who are rewilding or who are
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THINK BIG. ACT WILD.

Join over 17,000 others and stand up for nature. It’s time to let nature lead.
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WE ARE REWILDING BRITAIN

Creating a wilder Britain that improves lives for people, nature and the
climate.

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   WE EMPOWER REWILDERS
   
   We bring together rewilders from across the three nations so they can
   connect, inspire and support each other to create a wilder Britain that
   benefits us all.

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   WE DEMAND CHANGE
   
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   WE BUILD EVIDENCE
   
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WHY REWILDING MATTERS

Find out why rewilding is a story of hope.

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MEET THE REWILDERS

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NEWS AND STORIES

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   SEEING THE BIGGER PICTURE
   
   Rewilding Britain Researcher Dr Sahran Higgins delves into the fascinating
   world of monitoring and explains a new methodology to show the impact of
   rewilding.

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   ONE YEAR IN: WILDER BLEAN
   
   We catch up with the Wilder Blean Initiative, a rewilding project awarded our
   first ever Rewilding Challenge Fund of £100k one year ago.

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   HOW REWILDING CAN HELP THE NEW GOVERNMENT
   
   The new government has a massive job to do for nature, climate, people
   & planet. Rewilding offers bold, positive changes that our natural world
   urgently needs.

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   HELP SCOTLAND BECOME A REWILDING NATION
   
   Support Scotland in becoming the world’s first Rewilding Nation, committing
   to nature recovery across 30% of land and seas.

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   NINE INNOVATIVE REWILDING PROJECTS AWARDED FUNDING BOOST
   
   These latest Innovation Fund projects are showing us the innovative power of
   rewilding across Britain.


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