Climate crisis and wildlife extinction are part of the dialogue of nature and adventure travel, but thankfully, so is "rewilding." Letting nature heal itself and return to a pristine state is at the ...

Once-exploited environments are being brought back from the brink by rewilding — and tourism is playing a role in sustaining this ecological regeneration.

You may have heard the term rewilding recently and wondered just what exactly is it? Is it the same as conservation? Rewilding is, in part, an effort to reestablish vital ecological processes by ...

The rewilding trend is quietly reshaping how people live, especially in cities. It’s part lifestyle shift, part environmental reset. As spring 2025 unfolds, more people seek less screen time and more ...

If you liked this story, share it with other people. Alister Scott, executive director of Global Rewilding Alliance. Image courtesy of Alister Scott. In an interview with Mongabay, Alister Scott, ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Lela is a London-based writer and editor who covers food and drink. When the term ‘rewilding’ started popping up in chats with ...

Rewilding is a "hot topic." In 2022, rewilding went mainstream and around 200 countries agreed to stop the loss of global biodiversity. 1 Hardly a day goes by when I don't receive something about ...

Guerrilla rewilding is risky Guerrilla rewilding can go wildly wrong. Ecology, evolution, behavior and welfare are deeply complex—and every species is a unique part of a much larger puzzle. Scientists ...

Humans have always imagined the natural world. From Ice Age cave paintings to the modern day, we depict the animals and landscapes we value—and ignore those we don't. Now artificial intelligence is ...

In the Weinviertel, water buffalo are grazing former farmland for the first time in centuries — and Austria is quietly ...

From the return of the wild kiwi in Wellington to white rhinos in Uganda and gharials in India, global rewilding projects are restoring natural ecological processes.

This post was written by Marc Bekoff, Ph.D., and Marlon H. Reis, First Gentleman of Colorado. A few weeks ago, Marlon mentioned to Marc that he'd been thinking about ways to normalize coexistence, and ...