Rewilding seeks to restore and protect natural ecosystems by reintroducing native species, promoting natural processes, and reducing human intervention. Many of the world’s ecosystems have been damaged or altered by human activity, and that by restoring them to their natural state can benefit both wildlife and humans.
Rewilding can take many forms, from restoring degraded habitats to reintroducing extinct or endangered species. The aim is to create self-sustaining ecosystems that are better able to support biodiversity and provide space for wildlife and flora to flourish and communities to thrive.
