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Today the rewilding and restoration space is characterised by an ever-growing number of inspirational stories, from Ecosulis's own projects through to the efforts of businesses, NGOs, academics, politicians and ordinary citizens across the globe. Here we present a selection of the latest and greatest.

Ecosulis report on the cost of extreme weather to Scottish farmers features widely in UK media

The report, compiled by Ecosulis for WWF Scotland, featured in a wide range of UK media, including BBC.co.uk, The Herald, Good Morning Scotland and STV.
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Nature Recovery Series: The Great North Migration – Is Nature Prepared for Climate Change?

Climate change will have a range of significant impacts on people, as well as our planet. It will also change our biodiversity and natural processes globally. Changes in climate and weather, and rising temperatures will change our ecosystems and species beyond recognition. In many cases, wildlife will need to commute north or to habitats higher in elevation to survive this change, and we will see more exotic species reaching our shores to adapt to the change in conditions and habitat types. Many areas of the UK, as well as our iconic habitats, will change beyond recognition with increases in global temperatures. But, are our systems and habitats resilient enough to cope with this? Do we have the networks available to allow this great north migration?
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Scotland: ripe for rewilding

Progressive land managment models based on rewilding and natural asset thinking can benefit local communities, wild nature and bottom lines. Some Scottish landowners are proving early adopters.    
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Case Studies

Pine marten recovery project
Aylesbeare Common Reserve
Bristol Water Landholdings

Case Studies

Attenborough Nature Reserve
Kennington Park
Road verges along UK Highways

The road to recovery

In rewilding and restoration we are now seeing the emergence of an exciting new
environmental narrative. A "Recoverable Earth" narrative, characterised by
compelling tales of the return of iconic species such as the the beaver, bison,
jaguar and white-tailed eagle, the recovery of ecological abundance, and
innovative ways of working with restored forces of nature to solve today's
environmental, economic and social challenges. This is a story of what can be
achieved, rather than what needs to be done.

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