#574: Rewilding Britain

 Rewilding Britain is an organisation which is aiming to rewild large parts of the country .

What is rewilding?

Will this be a focus for the GCSE Natural History specification in the end?

They say:

Rewilding is the large-scale restoration of ecosystems to the point where nature can take care of itself. It has a vital role to play in the challenges we face. In the world we want to see, we all recognise and take responsibility for this. We all understand that we’re part of nature and not separate from it, that we can only thrive if nature thrives.

Rewilding re-establishes natural processes and allows them to lead the way, free from set outcomes and fixed end points. It encourages the return of threatened and missing species and embraces the ebb and flow of nature, allowing animals, plants, birds and the elements to shape our landscapes and habitats over time. Acceptance over dominance is vital in the world we want to see.

#486: And Positive News

Via my Google Alert for 'GCSE Natural History'.

A feature on Sara King of Rewilding Britain.

Written by Hannah Partos.

Published today in Positive News.

Hopefully rewilding will feature on the GCSE Natural History curriculum.