« On imagine volontiers les chevaux de Przewalski faits pour les steppes mongoles. En réalité, ces terres n’étaient qu’un refuge de survie.
“Ces chevaux ont été retrouvés en Mongolie, mais ce n’était pas parce que cet environnement leur convenait, c’était simplement une zone où les humains et le bétail n’avaient pas encore tout conquis”»
https://lareleveetlapeste.fr/pour-la-premiere-fois-depuis-10-000-ans-des-chevaux-sauvages-parcourent-a-nouveau-lespagne/
#animhist #rewilding
Pour la première fois depuis 10 000 ans, des chevaux sauvages parcourent à nouveau l'Espagne

C’est une première depuis 10 000 ans. Les chevaux de Przewalski, derniers vrais chevaux sauvages, galopent désormais sous le soleil espagnol.

La Relève et La Peste

🌻 How to Gather Wildflower Seeds 🌱 🥀

The aim of this project is all about biodiversity

#Biodiversity #Rewilding #Environment #Gardening

https://www.instructables.com/How-to-Gather-Wildflower-Seeds

How to Gather Wildflower Seeds

How to Gather Wildflower Seeds: My partner and I have been in our first house a few years now. We have 11 acres of land that hasn't been farmed or grazed for a pretty long time, so I've been working on fixing it up! I bought a push lawn mower a few years ago and have been slowly m…

Instructables

‘It’s our kinship’: can #Australia learn to coexist with #dingoes?

As dingoes vanish from parts of Australia, a new documentary is calling on governments to move away from #eradication and towards solutions that benefit both #farmers and #animals

By Rosamund Brennan, 11 May 2026

Excerpt: "As Takau began looking into dingo laws, she says she found that policy was shaped largely by livestock interests, with little regard for #FirstNations cultural authority. 'There were no Aboriginal people having a say in this animal,' she says.

"In many parts of Australia, dingoes are grouped with 'wild dogs' under biosecurity laws and treated as pests or invasive animals, allowing – and in some places requiring – landholders to kill or exclude them to protect livestock.

"But Takau argues that framing ignores both their cultural significance and their ecological role. 'Dingoes keep Country healthy,' she says; they can control #overgrazing by animals like goats and #kangaroos, and reduce pressure from feral cats and foxes, which prey on #NativeWildlife.

"Through her advocacy, Takau met #AlixLivingstone, founder of #DefendTheWild, and the two began working to centre #Aboriginal voices in #DingoConservation. That work led west, through a #CulturalExchange that brought rangers from #Queensland and northern #NSW together with Aboriginal corporations on WA’s south coast to share dingo monitoring knowledge and cultural stories.

"The film and campaign grew out of that exchange. In February, Moort was screened at WA parliament, where custodians called on the state government to remove dingoes from pest classifications in biosecurity law and phase out 1080 baiting and #strychnine-laced foothold traps, which can cause prolonged, painful deaths.

"Livingstone says the campaign is not about pitting Aboriginal people against farmers but shifting support from killing programs to coexistence measures such as #BetterFencing, #GuardianAnimals and practical help for landholders. 'It’s about finding solutions for farmers that protect their interests but also maintain dingoes in the environment,' she says."

Read more:
https://www.theguardian.com/film/2026/may/12/australia-dingoes-documentary-calling-dingo-back-to-country

#SolarPunkSunday #NativeAustralians #SonyaTakau #Rewilding #EndangeredSpecies #Coexistence #Nature

‘It’s our kinship’: can Australia learn to coexist with dingoes?

As dingoes vanish from parts of Australia, a new documentary is calling for governments to move away from eradication and towards solutions that benefit both farmers and animals

The Guardian
How to make your garden wilder

What if we were a nation of wild gardeners? Want to throw wildlife and nature a lifeline making your garden wilder? Here are 10 steps.

Rewilding Britain
The English estate rewilding a river – and more

At Hinton Ampner, the National Trust is prioritizing biodiversity, resilience and regenerative farming.

Rewilding Magazine

"Many people believe the scale of the climate challenge calls for immense technological innovation, geoengineering, or the transformation of our economy. But with these solutions there are often painful trade-offs. Almost every technological or geoengineering fix you can imagine comes at the expense of something else."

"There is one set of solutions, however, that present no trade-off at all when they are done right. The restoration of natural habitats like forests is an exception in our climate toolkit because it draws on the same network of connections that allowed life to flourish in the first place."

"Of course, nature-based solutions are not always so successful. Companies have created vast carbon farms via monocultural tree planting, destroying native species in the process."

https://www.theguardian.com/books/2026/may/24/could-nature-itself-hold-the-solution-to-climate-change

#NatureRestoration #NatureBasedSolutions #Rewilding #Reforestation

Could nature itself hold the solution to climate change?

Technological interventions face huge financial or practical challenges. Why not embrace the Earth’s feedback loops?

The Guardian
Owls Found Thriving in Abandoned Coal Mine as Wildlife Reclaims Heritage Site

New photos show owls and wildlife reclaiming an abandoned coal mine 50 years after it closed—a living example of nature’s rewilding.

Good News Network
Cleaning out my photos to look at my progress. First pic is last summer, when I started by clearing the grass with my lawnmower (that sickle the arrow is pointing to). Second pic is a couple of days ago.
#gardening #rewilding #pollinators
Springwatch 2026

Join us for three weeks of watching wildlife with Springwatch 2026

BBC Website