Don't hate on rodents. Our ecosystems need them
These diverse animals make up a surprising percentage of all mammal species, and play important roles in Earth's ecosystems. Here's why that matters.
Are non-native species always bad?
Many conservation and rewilding efforts aim to eradicate so-called invasive species and replace them with natives. But is this the right approach in every case?
From wading pool to wetland: the transformation of Terra Cotta
At this Ontario conservation area, restoring wetlands and forests goes hand in hand with building a green space for people to enjoy.
5 ways to help stop biodiversity loss
Around one million animal and plant species are now threatened with extinction. Here are some actions you can take now to help turn the tide.
Are wild boar good or bad? The devil is in the details
In an ever-globalized world, it’s easy to fall for the convenience of one-fits-all solutions. But from dandelions to wild boar, we need stories – and actions – that are grounded in place.
The Rewilding Arts Prize showed us there's always more to see – and to share
The movement for a wilder world needs everyone on board. These artists and Rewilding Arts Prize winners are among those leading the way.
Settlers hunted Tasmanian emus to extinction. Is it time to bring them back?
Reintroducing these iconic large herbivores could help make local landscapes healthier and more resilient to climate change. Here's how – and why.