Today, a movement from across Wales has launched the Welsh Rewilding Alliance. The Alliance unites local communities, landowners, and organisations through a shared vision: a wilder Wales where nature thrives, rural economies prosper, and we all have better access to wild landscapes.

The Welsh Way to Wild report is out, a compelling story of the changes to the Welsh landscape, language and culture, what we’ve lost and how we can restore it.

We are proud to be members of the Welsh Rewilding Alliance.

A growing movement uniting organisations, landowners, communities and decision-makers to restore thriving ecosystems, boost rural livelihoods and celebrate Welsh landscapes and our wild nature.

On the 10th of February Tim Kaye local ecologist and director of Community Learning and Nature (CLaN) gave us a fascinating insight into the lives of many of our native invertebrates and explained how we can manage our grasslands to benefit them. Managing Grasslands for Invertebrates webinar, proudly supported by Rewilding Britain Innovation Fund.