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It’s about creating the conditions where ecosystems can recover and are better able to deliver nature-based solutions to contemporary environmental problems, such as climate change and biodiversity decline.
It is important to note that rewilding is a gradated and site-specific approach to conservation, where the goal is to move up a scale of wildness within the constraints of what is possible, and there is no absolute end point.
This is based on a linear yet dynamic interpretation of European spatial history, in which various patches of landscape have “unravelled” and become disaggregated – through agricultural intervention, for example.
It involves humans assuming a more passive role as observers in places where nature is wilder, and a more active role in areas where agriculture and other forms of land use predominate.
Withdraw human management and allow nature to go its own way.
Remove human infrastructure (hydrological, barriers) and add species that play a functional role in ecosystems.
Actively design interventions (eg. plantings, topographic restoration) to accelerate and steer ecosystem recovery, often linked to visions to generate forms of socio-economic value.
We want to align the recovering forces of nature with the forces of technology, economy and society.
We want to create a better future for people, planet and progress. We recognise that rewilding needs to be an economically viable proposition. We are developing rewilding models that generate revenues from three emerging markets: the production and sale of natural capital credits (such as carbon and biodiversity), hospitality and visitor businesses based on experiential recreation and events, and the production of premium “wild” products.
In 2020 Paul Jepson & Cain Blythe launched their first book.
We received overwhelmingly positive mentions from the Financial times, Publishers weekly, Isabella Tree (author of "Wilding") and many more.
You can learn more or get a copy from the link below.
At Ecosulis, we have a straightforward approach, delivering cost-effective, long-lasting solutions that give you peace of mind.
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