What is Rewilding?

Rewilding is an approach that supports the overall recovery of wildness. Rewilding acts as a counterbalance to complex modern challenges by providing a pathway to reclaim sovereignty. Rewilding has three main branches: Conservation, Human, and Community Rewilding. These branches offer practices that work to restore nature, empower people, and revive localism. Rewilding is hopeful, forward thinking, and has shown clear results for innovative change in the arenas of conservation, sustainability, and economy.

Rewilding in Practice

Rewilding in Practice is a combination of actions that work to Rewild Land, Rewild Self, and Rewild Communities.

The Rewilding in Practice Model helps citizens and organizations to understand how to take action for successful rewilding results.

Each individual experiences their own unique rewilding journey. Rewilding can be practiced by anyone at any scale and within any community- urban, suburban, or rural.