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The land needs rewilding. But people need it too

In the beginning, this New Zealand project focused on ecological restoration. Now, it's about reconnecting humans with the world they live in.
Rewilding Magazine Aug 13, 2026
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5 things every wildlife garden needs

Native plants are just the start. Here’s how to make your habitat even more inviting to birds, insects, reptiles and more.
Shaun McCoshum Jun 16, 2026
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The English estate rewilding a river – and more

At Hinton Ampner, the National Trust is prioritizing biodiversity, resilience and regenerative farming.
Greg Noone May 29, 2026
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Q&A: Common questions about rewilding your garden

Unsure about aspects of rewilding your yard? Check this list of commonly asked questions to see if the experts can give you the answer you need.
Katharine Reid Apr 22, 2026
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What is nature and what is it good for?

The living world is not just an escape from humanity’s problems – it is the answer to them.
Rewilding Magazine Apr 8, 2026
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“It’s always changing, and you just adapt”

This Australian urban gardener has spent the past 14 years transforming her yard into a native-plant paradise that welcomes local wildlife.
Kira Simpson Jan 22, 2026
These volunteers are building pollinator habitat – and community

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.
Corinna vanGerwen Aug 23, 2025

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