Nature is Dying. It’s time to rewild!

Wild Card is a grassroots movement challenging Britain’s biggest landowners to rewild their land before it’s too late. Will you join us today and help us play the wild card?

GIVE NATURE HOPE!

REWILD THE CHURCH

The Church Commissioners of England steward over 100,000 acres of UK land—presenting both a responsibility and a remarkable opportunity to protect and restore nature. That’s why, alongside members of the Church community, we’re calling for 30% of their land to be rewilded by 2030.

Right now, members of the Church’s national assembly, the General Synod, have the opportunity to support a motion calling for the Commissioners to protect 30% of their land for nature.

Take action today by emailing your local General Synod representatives today and ask them to add their name in support of this motion.

BRING BACK OUR ANCIENT WOODLANDS

REWILD THE GHOST WOODS

Across England our ancient woodlands lie smothered beneath regimented rows of timber plantations. Now is our only chance to bring back these ghost woods. If we delay they will be lost forever.

Hundreds of people across England are gathering in their local timber plantations as part of the ‘Ghost Hunt”. Find out more, and join the growing demand for action!

FROM OUR BLOG

  • Rewilding Species Of The Month: Sphagnum Moss

    Rewilding Species Of The Month: Sphagnum Moss

    Being hailed across the internet as a ‘Miracle Moss’, ‘Nature’s Superpower’ and even ‘The Most Important Plant on Earth’ it’s about time that sphagnum enjoyed its place in the spotlight as our Rewilding Species of the Month. Although it is not strictly speaking a species but a genus (a family of closely related species), I’m sure that sphagnum…

  • ‘Twas the Night Before Christmas in the Ghost Woods

    ‘Twas the Night Before Christmas in the Ghost Woods

    ‘Twas the night in a Ghost Wood, when all through the gloom Not a creature was stirring, beneath the cold moon; Pine needles were strewn ‘cross the empty brown floor Where once there were acorns and oh so much more Where rare slugs once nestled all snug in the leaves And visions of bluebells once…

  • Ancient Woodlands and the new England Trees Action Plan

    Ancient Woodlands and the new England Trees Action Plan

    At the end of last month Wild Card’s Ghost Woods team contributed to DEFRA’s consultation on the upcoming England Trees Action Plan.  You can read our submission here.

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