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There’s a ghastly predictability to the news that the University of Sussex – in Brighton, naturally – wants to set aside nearly half of its land for ‘rewilding’. According to our local paper, the Argus : ‘The University of Sussex will rewild 42 per cent of its campus land in a move which aims to promote more biodiversity, achieved by
The word ‘rewilding’ has been on everyone’s lips recently, and not always in a positive way. Alan Titchmarsh is concerned that rewilding will be taken too literally and reduce our gardens to patches of nettles, while others believe that traditional gardening no longer has a place in our climate-changing world. Clare Foster explores what the term rewilding actually means to us as gardeners
Rewilding, an adaptation to change, is a solution that allows us to take action before nature rewilds barrier islands for us.
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Leaving barrier islands and moving development inland would let us be stewards of Florida's natural habitats.
Nature is coming for Florida’s barrier islands. Should we give some over?