Recently we visited Exmoor in Devon to learn how the National Trust are intervening at scale to kickstart the restoration of habitats.

Today marks the 75th anniversary of the legislation that brought National Parks into being in the UK—a monumental moment in the history of nature and people.

Following our previous blog about large herbivores, we will now examine one of nature's most powerful agents of change: the European bison.

Animals have been shaping our landscapes for thousands of years, but some species are more important than others. We call these ecosystem engineers.

Volunteers have been getting into the spirit of rewilding at Derby’s parks by encouraging new residents, and an old favourite.

In today's Wild Peak blog, we chat with Karen who talks about her experience on farming for nature for 40 years.

Today we are celebrating World Rewilding Day! In this blog we will be sharing all things rewilding, what it means to us and the work we are starting with the Wild Peak Programme.

Rewilding is about making more space for nature and bringing natural processes back to the countryside for people and wildlife, at a range of scales.

Wilding by Isabella Tree (Picador, hardback, 2018)

If we want to see our countryside, our farmland rich in nature's bounty and be proud of our small islands astonishing variety, we should all be allowing and encouraging the return of nature…