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#introductions Hi, we're Rewilding Magazine, an independent publication dedicated to exploring the people, places, ideas and debates connected to the global #rewilding movement. Lovely to be here!

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Exploring what it means to rewild the earth — and ourselves.
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In 1980, Devaki Amma met with a life-threatening car accident. Her recovery was slow and excruciating.

But, amidst the darkest of the clouds, Devaki Amma found a silver lining – a native #forest she raised and planted with her own two hands.

#rewilding

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“I didn’t know I was building a forest”
This 90-year-old woman in India offers a lesson on how small, incremental action can lead to meaningful change.
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November 30, 2025 at 12:44 AM
"There are 14,000,000 square metres of parks, boulevards and golf courses in #Vancouver. Six million of that is lawn. We’ve transitioned 7 percent of that. We'll keep increasing as and when we can."

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The city turning lawns into pollinator meadows
In Vancouver, a city-led (and research-backed) initiative is converting chunks of park land into wilder ecosystems.
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November 7, 2025 at 7:52 PM
“Reconciliation ecology,” a term coined in 2003, aims to increase biodiversity in human-dominated landscapes. Think of it as conservation for the Anthropocene.

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Love the Habitat You're With
Locals in Tucson, Arizona are applying “reconciliation ecology” techniques to rehabilitate the region’s degraded landscapes and waterways.
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November 1, 2025 at 4:24 PM
"Manoharan uses the visual language of scientific illustrations to tell a different story. Instead of 'objectively documenting' plants and animals, her compositions are about personal history and cultural grief."

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The Scientist Who Tells Stories Through Botanical Illustration
In using drawing as a way to understand nature, artist and ecologist Hashveenah Manoharan discovered her culture, her history and herself.
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October 26, 2025 at 5:50 PM
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So much global political doom and gloom but so much heartening action happening at grassroots - the more we all take part in local, loving action for the planet (and us), the better we all feel and the more real hope for the future. www.theguardian.com/environment/...
‘Next great leap’: grassroots movement to wild East Anglia goes national
Set up by three ‘eco-anxious’ farmers, WildEast has created UK-wide version of pledge to encourage people to restore nature
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October 20, 2025 at 1:22 PM
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The Scottish Rewilding Alliance has launched a new Community Rewilding Guide!

“More than anything, rewilding means hope. Hope for a liveable future, a wilder world, and thriving communities.” - Steve Micklewright, our Chief Executive.

Download the guide 👉
Community Rewilding Guide
Switch to Gaelic / Tionndaidh gu Gàidhlig
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October 11, 2025 at 4:21 PM
"Rewilding is not just about protecting individual species. It’s about re-establishing the relationships between them, many of which are complex and poorly understood."

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Why rewilders shouldn’t forget about fungi
These mostly hidden life forms have a big role to play in rewilding – and need its support, too.
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October 11, 2025 at 4:36 PM
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"Rewilding helps nature heal—by protecting Earth’s remaining wild places & restoring the life-supporting functions of nature across connected land/sea. It...embraces natural solutions to environmental, social & economic challenges. It also...forces a reconsideration of our role within life on Earth"
October 9, 2025 at 2:33 PM
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"A growing number of scientists are backing laws recognizing that nature has inherent rights and intrinsic value. A group of wetlands scientists wants the critical ecosystems they study to be next." @katiesurma.bsky.social reports for @insideclimatenews.org (via @sejorg.bsky.social)
The Scientists Making the Case for Nature’s Rights - Inside Climate News
A growing number of scientists are backing laws recognizing that nature has inherent rights and intrinsic value. A group of wetlands scientists wants the critical ecosystems they study to be next.
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October 7, 2025 at 12:11 AM
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📣We call on the federal government to reject Alberta's absurd pipeline proposal outright.
Hear what we have to say ➡️ dsfdn.org/3IStShe
October 2, 2025 at 8:36 PM
"It’s quicker and cheaper than standard planting, and much quicker than natural regeneration. It’s an optimal middle ground. It *works*."

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The Scottish rewilders using drones to plant trees
An experimental approach is showing – so far – that drones can be an effective means of spreading seed on difficult-to-reach terrain.
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September 30, 2025 at 5:59 PM
“Painting the wall brought attention to it,” says Swanson. “It got people to ask questions and to marvel over the incredible beauty of this micro universe, which we often don’t even notice.”

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The muralist whose art is a conversation with nature
Cole Swanson turns to rocks, dirt and lichen to make murals that highlight what often goes unnoticed.
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September 20, 2025 at 8:31 PM
“You can feel the difference,” says Sachin, Rupesh’s younger brother and a student of rural management. “Earlier, people had to migrate. Now, we work six months in the forest and spend the rest on farming or enjoying festivals. There is a rhythm to life again.”

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From barren to bountiful: How a village in Maharashtra reclaimed its forests and its future
After decades of struggle, the Indigenous community of Pachgaon in Maharashtra transformed a degraded forest into a thriving ecosystem – proving that rewilding can be both ecological and equitable.
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September 12, 2025 at 8:22 PM
“What we’re witnessing is that as bison move across the landscape, they amplify the nutritional quality and capacity of Yellowstone.”

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Yellowstone’s bison revival shows the power and complexity of rewilding
The comeback of America’s largest land mammal is boosting soil health and plant nutrition, yet their numbers may be slowing aspen recovery sparked by wolf reintroduction.
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September 3, 2025 at 11:28 PM
Dedicated groups and individuals have been working hard for 50 years to reintroduce the species – a successful endeavour resulting in a current status of more than 200 breeding pairs in Scotland alone.

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A new film shines a spotlight on the white-tailed eagle
Thanks to 50 years of dedicated effort, the UK’s largest bird of prey is a rewilding success story.
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September 2, 2025 at 6:29 PM
“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.”

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The group restoring Colombia’s tropical dry forest – and helping monkeys, too
Conservation non-profit Proyecto Tití is harnessing the power of community to rebuild local ecosystems.
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August 31, 2025 at 6:51 PM
"Between the program’s inception in 2017 and 2024, these rewilders planted more than 100,000 native wildflowers and grasses and more than 3,000 trees and shrubs for a total of 7,400 habitat gardens – and they’re just getting started."

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These volunteers are building pollinator habitat – and community
A network of volunteers across Canada are growing native plants to help butterflies and other species survive and thrive.
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August 25, 2025 at 11:51 PM
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"The land will heal itself if left alone, but sometimes you have to set a bone before it can heal properly.”

Fire in the hole: the Indigenous crews blasting the Alaskan rainforest to save it.
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Fire in the hole: the Indigenous crews blasting the Alaskan rainforest to save it
After a historic land buyback by the US Forest Service, Tlingit crew members are demolishing culverts to restore streams, salmon runs and cultural history deep in the Tongass national forest
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August 17, 2025 at 4:31 PM
At the University of Saskatchewan Master Gardener program, I remember an instructor saying to make a natural spot in your yard for the little critters and insects. Pile up old sticks, leaves, stalks, dead wood. That was the start of my own “wilding” in my yard.

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“Let the seeds fall where they may”
In the city of Saskatoon on Canada’s Prairies, gardener Karen Hunter is supporting butterflies and spreading her love of native seeds.
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August 17, 2025 at 6:21 PM
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“Rewilding farms and forming symbiotic relationships with the natural world is easier than fighting or trying to control it.”

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Wild farming benefits crops – and ecosystems too
How farmers are inviting nature onto their land to help restore the connections between cultivated and wild lands – and become stewards of biodiversity.
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August 10, 2025 at 11:59 PM
To find out how to amplify your impact beyond your own front yard – no matter where in the world you live – we spoke with three seasoned @davidsuzukifdn.bsky.social Butterflyway Rangers. Here they share their tips on growing #gardens and community, at any scale.

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Want to support pollinators beyond your yard? Here’s how to do it
A pollinator corridor can bring butterflies, bees and neighbourhoods together. Here’s how to get one started in your community.
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August 2, 2025 at 5:47 PM
"We’re not going to save the world with one backyard. But every #garden that supports wildlife, and every person who chooses #habitat over (or in addition to) aesthetics, adds to a growing shift."

#rewilding #pollinators #wildlife #gardening

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“Our yard is now teeming with life”
How one Australian homeowner is transforming her standard-issue suburban yard into habitat for birds, insects, lizards and more.
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July 17, 2025 at 11:17 PM
"In creating better habitats for insects, you can also reap the benefits: thriving gardens, more songbirds, and a healthier web of life."

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Insects are dying: here are 25 easy and effective ways you can help protect them
From turning out the lights to letting leaves rot, these small steps can create big changes at home or in the wild
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July 11, 2025 at 5:25 PM
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This is your sign to kill your lawn and plant native wildflower seeds!
July 11, 2025 at 1:28 PM