We need more nature
Research shows the UK has led the world in destroying the natural environment – but it’s not too late. Experts believe it’s possible to reverse biodiversity decline by 2030.
We are going to transform 100 hectares of low-yield agricultural land into a nature reserve bursting with life.
We’ve sold # jars and are x% of the way towards completing the first phase of our rewilding project.
My long-term vision for this rewilding project
If I had to put a number on it, I’d say I find myself thinking about fields at least 3 times per day. Now, I don’t mean any old field – far from it. The image I conjure up in my mind has sweeping meadows of green flecked with vibrant …
Pivoting into hedgerow jam
A short update to the previous blog post introducing my idea to find sponsors for our rewilding project: it didn’t work. Or to give it a more positive spin: it hasn’t worked yet. While completely sound on paper, on reflection this approach was a little… premature. The main problem I …
An introduction to rewilding.eco
This rewilding project is ambitious. No doubt about it. I wanted the very first blogpost to provide some context in terms of how it started, the current status and most importantly – where it’s headed. If you’re planning on skimming through, here’s the short version: I want to buy some …