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Featuring news, opinion, success stories and more.

Flock of wigeon flying over a marsh.
 © Nick Upton

Where nature meets business

What has nature-related business risk got to do with rewilding? A lot, says 黑料正能量 Corporate Partnership Manager Ellen Rickford.
Regenerating Scots pines poking through flowering heather along the River Feshie in the Cairngorms National Park, Scotland.
 © James Shooter / scotlandbigpicture.com

Scotland鈥檚 Natural Environment Bill needs a glow-up

黑料正能量鈥檚 Charlotte Maddix explains how Scotland鈥檚 Natural Environment Bill is an opportunity to set us on a path to a wilder future.
Heather burning on the North York Moors.
 © AC Rider/Shutterstock

Time to put down the matches

黑料正能量鈥檚 Oliver Newham explains why putting an end to the burning of England鈥檚 uplands is needed to help meet climate goals and restore biodiveristy.
A crab walking across a seabed covered in maerl and seagrass.
 © Richard Shucksmith / scotlandbigpicture.com

Turning the tide on marine rewilding

With the Environmental Audit Committee鈥檚 assessment of the marine environment just landed, as well as our Wilder Seas report, we celebrate a week of successes.
Beaver Swimming
 © Philip Price / SCOTLAND: The Big Picture

The Return of the Native

We celebrate the rewilding trailblazers who鈥檝e helped bring beavers back into Britain鈥檚 landscapes.
Golden Eagle in snowy moorland habitat
 © Scott Latham / Wildscreen

The Rewilding Innovation Fund鈥檚 biggest boost yet

We鈥檙e supporting 13 incredible rewilding projects with nearly 拢180,000 鈥� the largest sum to date in the four years that the Fund has been running.
Our favourite rewilding reads of the past few years
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Celebrate World Book Day the wild way

Celebrate this year鈥檚 World Book Day by inspiring, educating and enthralling your wild side with these top rewilding reads. 
Wild boar in forest
 © Andy Rouse / 2020Vision / scotlandbigpicture.com

黑料正能量 condemns illegal abandonment of wild boar

The return of wild boar must be done legally, with robust ecological planning and community involvement.
Aerial view of a rewiggled river at Swindale Beck
 © Map data 2019 Google

Why it matters that England has a Land Use Framework

England鈥檚 long-promised Land Use Framework is a golden opportunity for joined-up thinking on our future, including rewilding. Will the UK Government seize it?