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Reintroducing a lost grasshopper [Northern Europe]
You are welcome to republish this story through the Creative Commons license CC BY-NC-SA 4.0. Where republishing conditions differ for images, this is noted in individual captions. (See this page for more information.) By Joe Nash Joe Nash is the Press and Stories Lead for Citizen Zoo. The Hop of Hope project from Citizen Zoo ties into wider efforts to restore ecosystems, habitats, and biodiversity in the East of England.
Torrey pines: Mistakes and progress [Western USA]
You are welcome to republish this story through the Creative Commons license CC BY-NC-SA 4.0. Where republishing conditions differ for images, this is noted in individual captions. (See this page for more information.) By Wayne Tyson Wayne is a long-time practitioner of ecosystem restoration and rewilding. I’ll begin with a case of Torrey pine (Pinus torreyana) restoration by the City of San Diego that started over half a century ago.
Rewilding ourselves: A project of hope [Midwest USA]
You are welcome to republish this story through the Creative Commons license CC BY-NC-SA 4.0. Where republishing conditions differ for images, this is noted in individual captions. (See this page for more information.) By Laurie Lawlor Laurie is the author of Restoring Prairie, Woods, and Pond: How a Small Trail Can Make a Big Difference (Holiday House, 2023). This story was published on World Rewilding Day 2024.
Rewilding in an Unlikely Landscape
What if someone told you a rewilding story that took place on a grand scale—the size of entire countries? As the story goes, a primeval forest disappears practically overnight (geologically speaking) leaving a landscape reminiscent of modern-day Scotland. Entire forests are brought down, first for lumber and charcoal and then pasture and farms. Carnivores like wolves and cougars are driven out. Even the most common prey, deer and turkey, are extirpated. The land is unwell.
Underpass for elephants on Mount Kenya [East Africa]
You are welcome to republish this story through the Creative Commons license CC BY-NC-SA 4.0. Where republishing conditions differ for images, this is noted in individual captions. (See this page for more information.) By Bruce Byers Bruce is an ecologist, writer, and independent consultant.
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