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Rewilding’s social–ecological aims: Integrating coexistence into a rewilding continuum [PDF]
AmbioAbstract This paper presents results from a grounded theory study of rewilding aims, addressing calls for broad scale studies of rewilding to contribute to the development of guidelines. The grounded theory draws from a broad set of data sourced from rewilding organizations, case studies, and research.
Sally Hawkins +2 more
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Conservation Letters, 2021 Covert rewilding is the secret and illegal translocation of species in the pursuit of conservation objectives. Recent history contains multiple covert rewilding events, frequently occurring after official permission was denied.
Michael Bode
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PLoS ONE, 2021 'Rewilding' is an increasingly prominent concept in conservation, but one that has attracted controversy. Debate frequently focuses on human 'control' over nature.
Benedict Dempsey
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Decision-Making for Rewilding: An Adaptive Governance Framework for Social-Ecological Complexity
Frontiers in Conservation Science, 2021 Rewilding can be defined as the reorganisation or regeneration of wildness in an ecologically degraded landscape with minimal ongoing intervention. While proposals for rewilding are increasingly common, they are frequently controversial and divisive ...
James R. A. Butler +5 more
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Le rewilding pour tendre vers la pleine naturalité
Revue Forestière Française, 2022 Au cours du réchauffement holocène, la dynamique forestière est affectée par l’absence de la mégafaune éliminée au Pléistocène. Plus tard, la déforestation d’origine anthropique atteint son apogée en France au XIXe siècle. Avec l’exode rural, des forêts
Gilles Rayé
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Current and future opportunities for satellite remote sensing to inform rewilding
Remote Sensing in Ecology and Conservation, 2023 Rewilding has been suggested as an effective strategy for addressing environmental challenges such as the intertwined biodiversity and climate change crises, but there is little information to guide the monitoring of rewilding projects.
Nathalie Pettorelli +1 more
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Towards a holistic approach to rewilding in cultural landscapes
People and Nature, 2023 In recent years, rewilding has been attracting growing attention as novel, process‐oriented concept supporting ecosystem restoration and biodiversity conservation.
Julian R. Massenberg +2 more
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Rewilding – Departures in Conservation Policy and Practice? an Evaluation of Developments in Britain
Conservation & Society, 2020 Rewilding has been hailed as ‘radical’ and ‘agenda-setting’ in the challenge it poses to mainstream conservation. This paper questions whether that is still the case, or if rewilding is now being mainstreamed and with what consequences?
Sophie Wynne-Jones +3 more
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Rewilding in megacities: from concept to implementation
RUDN Journal of Ecology and Life Safety, 2023 The expansion of urban agglomerations and the accompanying increase in the severity of environmental problems require special attention to ensure a comfortable urban environment.
Leonid Yu. Fedorchenko +2 more
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Rewilding: a requirement for a sustainable future
BMC Zoology, 2023 Nowadays rewilding has received an increasing focus as a sustainable conservation tool for restoring damaged or disturbed habitats. Many types of rewilding initiatives have been implemented all over the globe with the goal of reinstalling the extinct or ...
Ashish Kumar Arya
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