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"Advocates for #wolf protection are still fighting to restore the species, but as the wolf expands its territory, resistance to such efforts — or to any restoration of protections — is growing more widespread and more fierce."

#rewilding #wolves #wildlife #coexistencewithwolves #ecology #nature

https://e360.yale.edu/features/wolves-united-states-europe

Maybe you’re looking for books to read for a cozy winter (or beachy summer), or perhaps your to-do list includes buying books for your nearest and dearest. Either way, we’ve got you covered.

Here are all the #books we read and recommended in 2024, all perfectly on topic for anyone interested in learning more about #rewilding and related subjects – or looking to get inspired for a wilder 2025.

https://www.rewildingmag.com/all-the-books-we-recommended-in-2024/

For Tchida, seed saving is a natural outcropping of her lifelong exploration of finding ways to support the environment.

“This is such an obvious and easy way,” she says. “The connection you make intrinsically with the plants throughout their whole growth process is so much fun.”

#rewilding #nativeplants #restoration #gardening #seedsaving #seeds #minnesota

https://www.rewildingmag.com/the-group-spreading-native-seeds-one-packet-at-a-time/

#introductions Hi, we're Rewilding Magazine, an independent publication dedicated to exploring the people, places, ideas and debates connected to the global #rewilding movement. Lovely to be here!

"In what was the UK’s first large-scale attempt to reset a river by reconnecting its waters with the surrounding floodplain, a 1.2km managed section of the river Aller was deepened and filled in.

"It transformed the area and created seven hectares – the equivalent of over 10 football pitches – of waterscapes and wetlands, which those behind the project say are vital for slowing water flow, storing carbon and providing homes for wildlife."

#rivers #rewilding #wetlands

https://www.positive.news/environment/a-new-flow-pioneering-uk-river-restoration-declared-a-success/

Replacing some or all of your #lawn with native plants and food is one way to support each other and the environment – but it truly does so much more than that.

Here are some significant research-backed and expert-approved benefits you’ll experience when you make the switch.

#nolawn #nolawns #rewilding #gardening #biodiversity #cities #urbannature #insects #ecology #landscaping #ediblelandscaping #mentalhealth #bees

https://www.rewildingmag.com/6-reasons-to-downsize-your-lawn/

"A corridor for pollinating #insects
can be successfully grown within urban constraints. We plant for native #bees and wasps, beetles, butterflies, moths, flies and more.

"Increasing insects is the start. Then come the birds. I want blue wrens, but we need insects first, then we can plant what small #birds need, we can look at people’s front yards, we can build on the foundation."

#australia #melbourne #rewilding #urbannature #pollinators

https://www.rewildingmag.com/the-pollinator-corridor-thats-transforming-melbournes-streets/

In 2020, Coloradans voted to reintroduce #GreyWolves to their state. Last year, the first releases finally happened.

Here, expert Joanna Lambert discusses the project and what it means >>

#rewilding #colorado #wolves #predators #biodiversity #wildlife #rockymountains

https://www.rewildingmag.com/grey-wolves-are-back-in-colorado-heres-what-happens-next/

"In 1881, land here was set aside for a reserve forest," writes Sugato Mukherjee.

"In the decades that followed, however, many wrongs were committed, including a devastating decision to run a 1.6-kilometre railway track through the sanctuary, essentially dividing it in half.

"But the latest chapter is one of hope for both the gibbons and their forest-dwelling neighbours – thanks to rewilding."

#rewilding #primates #india #conservation #treecanopy #gibbons

https://www.rewildingmag.com/these-gibbons-were-reunited-after-132-years/