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Alexandra De Vylder

Alexandra De Vylder

Alexandra is an arts and environment journalist who also writes about interesting people and inspiring stories. Her work appears in The Quo, BEAST, and The Daily Beacon among other publications.

A male and female superb fairywren perched on some dead wood

These tiny birds need more habitat. Can urban rewilding help?

In Sydney and Melbourne, a coalition of residents, officials and researchers is working to find ways to build more habitat for the superb fairywren and other threatened birds.

Ponds, pathways and greenery with a cityscape in the background

Here are some ways the world’s cities are rewilding

Urban nature matters, and municipalities are taking notice. From ending the battle with weeds to reconstructing wetlands, here’s how five cities and regions are making a difference.

An eastern yellow robin is perched on a wire fence. The bird has a bright yellow breast and grey head and back.

How private landowners are rewilding Australia, one property at a time

Australia’s native species are being driven to extinction – and habitat loss is a major factor. Here’s how one group is working with volunteers to help restore the land.