How do you get involved in rewilding?

What does it mean to be a rewilder?

 

MARKO MATEŠIĆ / LIFELYNX

How do you get involved in rewilding?

What does it mean to be a rewilder?

 

Everyone can be a rewilder. If you do not have a background in ecology, you can contribute as a lawyer, communicator, tourist operator, business.

If you are a conservationist, you do not need to work in an organization or a job position that has “rewilding” in the name.If you are applying the rewilding mindset and the rewilding principles, if you are working in restoring ecological processes in order to reduce human management  – then you are working in rewilding. 

Click on the pictures to learn the stories of our young rewilders and get inspiration and advices on how you can get involved!

Georg Messerer 

29 yo – Germany

Wilderness Guide & Tracker

 WeWilder

 

David Satori 

28 yo – UK

Mycologist

RewildingMycology

Antoine Scherer

30 yo – Finland

PhD Candidate & Field Ecologist 

 

Lisa Sánchez Aguilar

35 yo – the Netherlands

PhD Candidate & Illustrator

Noah Bennett & Jack Durant

25 & 27 yo – UK

YoungWilders

 

Hanna Rasper

29 yo – Italy

Designer

Rewildfires

Søren Thomsen

25 yo – Denmark

Advisor and Planning 

Sjælegård Countryside Lodge

Flavio Basilico

24 yo – Italy

Natural Sciences student 

Hedda Werres

26 yo – Portugal

Co-founder and Head of Rewilding 

Sylvester Rewilding