Five Years of the #RewildingNetwork: A growing movement
Five years ago, we launched a Britain-wide Rewilding Network for practitioners. Rewilding Manager, Sara King, reflects on the community’s journey – and what’s next
Author: Sara King
Published 19/03/2026
"They say the best time to plant a tree was yesterday, and the second best time is now. Five years ago we planted something new – the start of a Britain-wide practitioner community for #rewilders."
Read more:
https://www.rewildingbritain.org.uk/blog/five-years-of-the-rewilding-network-a-growing-movement
#Rewilding #SolarPunkSunday #PlantATree #RewildingBritain #RestoreNature
The stone oaks are suffering from extreme summer heat and heavy winter rains (https://www.bbcamping.eu/reflections/azinheiras/). Decided to prepare material from clean ups of rockroses to use as mulch around oak trees. Hopefully, it will protect their roots, conserve soil moisture, and nurture biodiversity beneath the surface.
Fingers crossed that it helps!
#mulching #oak #resilience #climatecrisis #restorenature #everyactioncounts
#RewildingBritain - Five reasons rewilding can’t wait
What we’ve learnt on the political frontline this party conference season.
Author: Oliver Newham
Published 23/10/2025
"This autumn Rewilding Britain hit the road, taking in five party conferences in four corners of Britain – with one message: rewilding can’t wait. Policy and Advocacy Lead Oliver Newham explains why we have plenty of reasons to be hopeful."
Five key take aways:
1. People want greater access to #nature and they want it now
2. #SpeciesRecovery is leading the way
3. Food production isn’t the barrier some imagine
4. Politicians must be bolder
5. Rewilding is gaining ground
Full article:
https://www.rewildingbritain.org.uk/blog/five-reasons-rewilding-cant-wait
Dr. Raphael Weyland
DoomsdaysCW
Green Christian
Tânia and Waldemar