See you at the Blue Earth Summit? 🌊 Kate, Sophie and Hanah will be in London this October, joining innovators, investors, businesses and changemakers from around the world to explore ideas for a more sustainable future. If you’re heading there too, come and say hello @blueearthsummit.bsky.social

In 2025 alone, wildfires burned ~ 47,000 hectares of land. Britain needs to Rewild to Recover from worsening future wildfire threat, says our new report published today: Rewilding and climate resilience: reducing wildfire risk in a heating climate. 🔥 Read the full report:

We collected over 10kg of rubbish from the beach and discovered some encouraging signs of coastal recovery thanks to efforts of @sussexbay.bsky.social 🌊 Thanks to everyone who joined us!

And you can watch the full film featuring Áine and other inspiring projects via our YouTube channel.

If you’re part of a seascape or landscape-scale project in Britain, you could receive £100,000 to let nature lead, help people prosper and move up the rewilding spectrum. Applications close 9 October.

Meet Áine, who's leading a project on Arran that's bringing people together to protect the island’s rich marine heritage through the Community of Arran Seabed Trust (COAST). COAST is also one of a handful of ambitious large-scale projects backed by our £100,000 Rewilding Challenge Fund.

Wednesday's debate in the Scottish Parliament on rewilding 👇 Ariane Burgess MSP led calls for a Climate Shock Fund and a Landscape Resilience Summit, framing healthy peatlands and wetlands as vital natural infrastructure against extreme weather. Huge thanks to everyone who came down.

Healthy, restored wild nature helps farmers grow food, provides clean air and water, and can help keep us safe from the impacts of extreme weather. Nature is vital national infrastructure — and it’s great to see the UK Government finally recognising that. 3/5

After a summer of record-breaking wildfires, drought and extreme heat, it’s encouraging to see nature’s vital role recognised and £79 million announced for nature recovery in England, with local communities at its heart. Because nature isn’t a nice-to-have. It’s our life support. 2/5

A new network dedicated to rewilding and nature recovery has launched in Lincolnshire. It’s aim is to bring together people, projects and communities with an interest in rewilding across the county to share knowledge and practical action🤝 5/6

About 1,000 mature native oysters and 15,000 juveniles have been released at a nursery at South Tyneside in the final stages of a 6-year-long restoration project by the Zoological Society of London (ZSL) and Groundwork. The oysters are reportedly thriving🦪 4/6

Bridges have opened in a woodland in Kent, doubling the area available to a herd of free-roaming European bison which were introduced in 2022 as part of Kent Wildlife Trust’s and Wildwood Trust’s Wilder Blean project. The crossings have given the animals access to a total of 100 hectares🦬 3/6

White-tailed eagle chicks have fledged from wild nests in England for the fourth year in a row. Two out of five pairs released by a Forestry England and Roy Dennis Wildlife Foundation reintroduction project successfully raised young, with one chick fledging in Dorset and two in Sussex🦅 2/6

Looking for some positive nature news? You’re in the right place📍 Welcome to #RewildingWins, our monthly series where we put a spotlight on some of the month’s incredible rewilding achievements. Here's what we're celebrating this September👇 1/6

“Rewilding is not here to replace other ways of managing land. It is an essential tool to safeguard it.”  @ariane-burgess.bsky.social  on how rewilding can help tackle climate shocks facing Scotland: