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The secret wolf pack: A pack of #wolves has recolonized an area of the Lower Mainland of British Columbia, Canada. So far, they’re being welcomed. @ChelGreer rewildingmag.com/the-secret-… @rewildingmag
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From Montana to Midlothian, some thoughts on how wildlife tourism can help us coexist with carnivores @rewildingmag @pelagicpublish
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#coexistence #rewilding #farming #tourism #lynx #wolf #bear #britain #ireland #ecotourism #wildlifetourism #nature
“In 2023, MnSeed collected a whopping 14,000 seed packets from the Capitol Region Watershed. They saved seeds from more than 150 local plant species, including native prairie grasses and flowering plants.”
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“Reversing decades of ecological degradation is no easy task, even w/ the assistance of rodent engineers.”
For National Parks Mag, I wrote about a project that’s using beaver dam analogues & moose exclosures to restore the Colorado River’s headwaters.
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The Helen Schuler Nature Centre, Lethbridge, is offering a Natural Leaders program from January to June for adults who want to learn about local ecosystems and ways to make positive change in their community (ecosystems, protected parks, water, waste) nature.lethbridge.ca/program…
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#RewildingWin for @treesforlifeuk 🏆
Dundreggan Rewilding Centre near Loch Ness has won the Nature Tourism Award at RSPB Scotland’s Nature of Scotland Awards 2024.
🔗 Discover the Centre: s.mtrbio.com/xmoenezlkc
#Rewilding #NatureTourism #RewildingBritain #RewildingScotland
ALT Trees for Life's Dundreggan Rewilding Centre has won the Nature Tourism Award at RSPB Scotland’s Nature of Scotland Awards 2024. Image Credits: James Schooter
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This is a busy time of year for a lot of people. Not so much for marmots. These are 5 of the record number of Vancouver Island marmot pups this year. They aren't doing much - chewing some grass, hanging out by the burrow, staring thoughtfully into the distance.
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It's (somehow, yet again) that time of year! Reply, repost, or DM w/ proof of purchase for CROSSINGS — a best book of '23 per the NYT et al, winner of awards, recently out in paperback — and I'd be thrilled to send you a signed & personalized bookplate. Grateful for your support!
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I have just ONE signed hardback of my #WildBoar book left - anyone still need a Christmas gift for the reader in their lives? £22 incl postage… and I’ll even pen a boar-themed haiku alongside my signature for good measure!
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For over a decade, Ana María and David Borbón have been dedicated to restoring Mexico’s mangroves. Their work has transformed barren stretches of sand into thriving ecosystems that protect the coastline and combat climate change.
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#wetlandswednesday
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“Each makes you think: this is just the beginning of what we could collectively accomplish.” @rewildingmag ✨Get an inside look at the Rewilding Arts Exhibition open now until September 2025 at @MuseumofNature: ow.ly/WsPt50Ual53 #RewildingArtsPrize #NatureMuseum #Rewilding
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A powerful piece from the @Revelator_News about the way the Indigenous perspectives can reshape management and restoration approaches and transform conservation for the better: therevelator.org/transformat…
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“Out of all the milestones that we’ve had, this one to me is the most significant. It feels like catharsis. It feels like the right path.” - Yurok Fisheries Department Director Barry McCovey, @AP
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Black bear, black bear, what do you see? I see a camera trap looking back at me!
In Y2Y's shared wilderness, encounters between people and bears are common. Tools like camera traps help us understand these interactions and promote coexistence, creating safer spaces for all.
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An "accidentally rewilded" 377-acre UK farm is now home to many threatened species, including turtle doves, warblers, 11 bat species, orchids + butterflies.
Such examples prove how nature can recover when we let it, + that rewilding reverses nature loss.
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Leaving fallen leaves supports #BackyardBiodiversity! They provide food and shelter, increase soil nutrients, insulate plant roots and hibernating insects. Gas-powered leaf blowers also create air pollution, so please opt to rake leaves into gardens to support plants & wildlife!
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Here, here!! ...."the real problem is human supremacy—a culture that prioritizes human life and convenience above all else."
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‘A special place’: Guardian readers’ generosity helps to save rewilded farm
Crowd-funding really does work! theguardian.com/environment/…
