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Prof @AliDriverUK moving to rewilding pastures new. Read our full announcement below.

Exciting news for nature & education! 🌿

We were thrilled to see that @educationgovuk has confirmed the launch of a Natural History GCSE. This will help inspire & empower the next generation to connect with the natural world & understand the vital importance of protecting it.

We know that educating young people about nature is key to building a more sustainable & biodiverse future. The Natural History GCSE is a huge step forward in creating a deeper understanding of the urgent need for nature recovery. 

Read more: tinyurl.com/may3hzvu

We agree with @SP_NetZero that the Land Reform Bill needs changes. It's a huge missed opportunity to tackle the dual climate and nature crises.

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Did you know that Scotland is ranked 212 out of 240 countries for the state of its nature? And that large-scale landholdings make up 40% of Scotland?

That's why we're pushing for an amendment that asks Scotland’s largest estates to lay out their plans to restore nature.

In a nature emergency, it’s not enough to hold the line.

As part of @ScotRewilding, we'll be calling for this change as the Bill makes its way through Holyrood this month 👊🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

Last week, our Wales Rewilding Lead @J1mboJet had the opportunity to attend a Senedd meeting and celebrate the 10th anniversary of the Wellbeing of Future Generations (Wales) Act 2015.

James delved into how community ownership and deliberative democracy can work hand in hand to create a more sustainable and thriving future for all.

Pictured: Senedd meeting MS

Happy #InternationalDayOfForests 🌳

Innovation Fund recipient @treesforlifeuk are helping trees thrive in the Scottish uplands by developing collaborative and sustainable approaches to managing deer impacts, alongside the Common Ground Forum.

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High numbers of deer can negatively impact the natural regeneration of trees and without a natural predator to keep their numbers in check, it's crucial that rewilding projects have an effective, well-connected deer management strategy.

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Find out more about the work of the Common Ground Forum and read about all the latest Innovation Fund projects via the links below.
👉 thecommongroundforum.scot
👉 rewildingbritain.org.uk/blog/11-new-pr…

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Happy #WorldRewildingDay! 

Rewilding offers a powerful solution to the interconnected climate and nature emergencies – but it’s a solution we must all work on together.

Rewilding is about more than just restoring nature; it’s about community, collaboration, and collective action. 

Together, we’re building a brighter future for nature and us all. We invite you all to make real change. Join us 👉 rewildingbritain.org.uk/get-involved/a…

#RewildingTogether

Holyrood has a golden opportunity to transform the Land Reform Bill into legislation that's better for nature AND people 👊🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

📸 Peter Cairns / scotlandbigpicture.com

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Together with our allies in @ScotRewilding we want a Scotland where land is owned, managed and used in ways that are fit for the future. We want a Scotland where as many people as possible are working to restore nature. We want a #RewildingNation. 

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Dig deeper into how land reform legislation interacts with rewilding to help empower people to tackle the nature and climate emergencies - in our briefing paper produced by the @CMS_UHI 👉 rewildingbritain.org.uk/about-us/what-…

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