Rewilding Magazine

Rewilding Magazine

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🌱 Join the movement for a wilder world 🐾 Find inspiring stories + ways to take action at http://rewildingmag.com

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In her latest Wild View opinion piece our Co-founder and Chief Exec Rebecca Wrigley delves into how turning our countryside back into a natural sponge is the key to escaping this flood-drought whiplash👇

f.mtr.coolThe Wild View: Calming the flood-drought climate whiplashWe cannot concrete our way out of climate extremes; turning our countryside back into a natural sponge is the key to escaping the flood-drought whiplash.

“Most people think of rainforests when they imagine Colombia,” stated Reyes as he handed me a pair of rubber boots, essential gear for the forest hike ahead. “But this region’s tropical dry forests are just as important – and far more endangered.” www.rewildingmag.com/the-group-re...

rewildingmag.comThe group restoring Colombia’s tropical dry forest – and helping monkeys, tooConservation non-profit Proyecto Tití is harnessing the power of community to rebuild local ecosystems.

“Juvenile white tips coming back was a great surprise,” Jenkins says. “Over time now, we see larger sharks swimming around day and night. A sighting can be rare, but it shows our reef is supporting a larger ecosystem, and we need to carry on.” www.rewildingmag.com/the-reef-men...

rewildingmag.comThe reef menders of Padang BaiIn this bustling port of Bali, Indonesia, a group of dedicated divers is rebuilding reefs one metal frame and piece of coral at a time.

"In Mozambique’s Gorongosa National Park, chief warden Pedro Muagura is leading community efforts to reforest the park’s iconic mountain, to both protect the forest canopy and boost the area’s economy. And, yes, he’s doing it with coffee." www.rewildingmag.com/the-forest-i...

rewildingmag.com“The forest is us, and we are it too”How native forest in Mozambique's Gorongosa National Park is getting a helping hand from an unlikely partner: coffee farming.

For Tchida, seed saving is a natural outcropping of her lifelong exploration of finding ways to support the environment. “This is such an easy way,” she says. “The connection you make with the plants throughout their whole growth process is so much fun.” www.rewildingmag.com/the-group-sp...

rewildingmag.comThe Group Spreading Native Seeds, One Packet at a TimeMinnesota's MnSeed Project is boosting biodiversity by collecting, saving and planting native seeds – and teaching others to do so, too.

When we posted this this morning, we didn't realize Y2Y was about to be announced as a finalist for the 2026 Earthshot Prize. Congratulations @y2y.bsky.social!

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“One of the things we’ve found is that if we target what grizzly bears need, and we achieve that in a protect-and-connect perspective, we can get it right for most of the other critters on the landscape.” www.rewildingmag.com/y2y-is-makin...

“One of the things we’ve found is that if we target what grizzly bears need, and we achieve that in a protect-and-connect perspective, we can get it right for most of the other critters on the landscape.” www.rewildingmag.com/y2y-is-makin...

rewildingmag.comY2Y is making way for grizzlies and moreWildlife expert Jodi Hilty discusses how the Yellowstone to Yukon Conservation Initiative’s interconnected corridors are making a massive impact on multiple species.

“The program has exceeded all our expectations,” said Loretta Holmes. “The owls, which we call sq̓əq̓axʷ, have responded better than we dared to hope ten years ago. And community interest and involvement has been strong since the start.” indiginews.com/features/syi...

indiginews.comIn 'B.C.'s' interior, a syilx program is returning burrowing owls to the grasslandsThe Upper Nicola Band released 11 captive-born owls in spax̌mn — part of a decade-long effort to reinstate the tiny birds of prey whose populations have plummeted

“Having extended partnerships with groups and individuals is what makes efforts like these successful,” Angelo says. “Guichon Creek highlights that we should never give up on any river, stream or creek, and that nature can heal itself if we give it a chance.” www.rewildingmag.com/guichon-cree...

rewildingmag.comThe Restoration of Guichon CreekDecades ago, Guichon Creek was buried underground and channelled through culverts. Today, it’s an ongoing restoration success story.

"What’s important in landscaping with insects in mind, or 'entoscaping,' is considering insects early and often when you visit the garden store. With a few pots or window boxes, even a balcony can be converted into a cozy insect oasis." www.rewildingmag.com/how-and-why-...

rewildingmag.comHow (and Why) to Welcome Insects to Your GardenAmidst a global biodiversity crisis, insects need all the help they can get. Here's how to make your yard part of a more resilient ecosystem.

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"Landscaping with native plants is just the beginning. Each additional resource added, including duplicates, will have compounding benefits that will greatly increase the activity, abundance and diversity of the creatures living in your garden." www.rewildingmag.com/5-things-eve...

rewildingmag.com5 Things Every Wildlife Garden NeedsNative plants are just the start. Here’s how to make your habitat even more inviting to birds, insects, reptiles and more.