Join us to create a rewilding project in South Devon
The Rewilding Collective
"Environmentalism in the twentieth century foresaw a silent spring, in which the further degradation of the biosphere seemed inevitable. Rewilding offers the hope of a raucous summer…" George Monbiot
Overview
The Rewilding Collective is a Charitable Community Benefit Society offering a practical route to ecological restoration. In an age where the silence of our countryside has become normalised, we are committed to establishing a network of rewilding projects, each over 100 acres, across the UK. We aim to return the hum of life to our landscapes, safeguarding biodiversity through innovative models of land access and governance.
Transforming Land Access
The Rewilding Collective’s aim is to empower the community to steward and co-own land that has previously been under private ownership. This land is frequently misused and exploited, and nature and the community suffer as a result. For those seeking a tangible environmental legacy, The Rewilding Collective offers a vehicle to invest in the restoration of British ecosystems. Rewilding and regenerative agriculture bring life and biodiversity back to the land. Threatened species can re-establish themselves, greenhouse gases are locked into soil and plants as part of a wider, healthy ecosystem.
Sociocracy
The Rewilding Collective uses an approach called Sociocracy. This helps us organise and make decisions together in a way that fosters inclusivity, participation and impactful collaboration. This is a key aspect of co-creating and maintaining our grassroots, community-based culture and intention. More details are available here.
Shares
You can buy into the rewilding project for a minimum shareholding of £10,000 (plus a further £1,000 to go towards purchase and development costs), up to a maximum of £100,000.
If you want to become a co-owner of rewilding, lend your expertise, or have any questions, join our Discord servers (please use your real name):
Or email Chris at info@rewildingcollective.org