Summary

Rewilding is the process of allowing nature to restore itself, not just in large natural areas, but also in urban spaces and backyards. By removing internal fences, allowing water to flow naturally, and introducing grazing animals, even degraded farmland like Knepp Estate can become a thriving ecosystem. This concept encourages individuals to actively participate in nature's recovery by creating diverse habitats in their own gardens, fostering biodiversity and carbon sequestration, proving that transformative ecological change is achievable at any scale.