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The efforts, including restoring grassland in the Georgian steppe, will work in cooperation with local communities to repair biodiversity hotspots

World Conservation Monitoring Centre

Rewilding Europe’s 10th project ‘has potential to benefit both nature and people’ in one of the continent’s least populated areas

Rewilding Europe’s 10th project ‘has potential to benefit both nature and people’ in one of the continent’s least populated areas.

What our world might look like two centuries from now may seem almost unimaginable.

Orderly pine plantations in the Cairngorms are being messed up as part of a plan to let nature thrive

A coalition of 18 groups has been formed in an area stretching from Coigach in the south to Durness in the north and Bettyhill in the East.

A coalition of 18 groups has been formed in an area stretching from Coigach in the south to Durness in the north and Bettyhill in the East.

Laurent Hategekimana, a villager from Nyabihu, a district from Western Rwanda, recalls the terrible condition of the Gishwati natural forest a few years ago

Laurent Hategekimana, a villager from Nyabihu, a district from Western Rwanda, recalls the terrible condition of the Gishwati natural forest a few years ago when it was overrun by illegal loggers and