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6 steps to rewilding at home

Rewilding the spaces around us doesn’t need to be complicated. We can start small, make mistakes and learn a lot along the way.
By Katharine Reid Apr 12, 2022
A sign in clover reads "Bee Meadow, West Coast Seeds: Makes us smile and the bees so happy"

How one Vancouver resident replaced his lawn and built an ecosystem

Stephane Laroye built a meadow for the bees. Turns out, he and his neighbours might be enjoying it even more.
By Kat Tancock Mar 28, 2022
A man in shorts and a T-shirt holding a newly planted tree with one hand and a shovel with the other.

How we’re rewilding: Peter Ewins, Project Swallowtail

How do you get city dwellers to care about biodiverse, nature-led ecosystems? According to this former WWF staffer, urban naturalization projects can be an important first step.
By Kat Tancock Nov 19, 2021
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Can beavers make our cities better?

For six decades, beavers were unwelcome in Vancouver. Now, they’re taking up residence across the urban core. But can we make this relationship work?
By Diane Selkirk Oct 12, 2021

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