Month: October 2026

  • Major landowners risk derailing Government’s ‘30 by 30’ target

    Major landowners risk derailing Government’s ‘30 by 30’ target

    74% of the public think major landowners should protect nature, but new analysis exposes gaps in progress towards crucial nature target as leaders gather at UN Biodiversity Conference  England’s biggest landowners must do more to protect nature on their land according to the public, as a new assessment reveals stark differences in how landowners including…

  • Rewild The National Estate for Nature – Answering Your Questions!

    Rewild The National Estate for Nature – Answering Your Questions!

    Here we’ve given you the answers to the questions most commonly asked about our Rewild the National Estate for Nature campaign. Can’t find an answer here to the question that you’re pondering? Please get in touch with our team: nationalestate@wildcard.land. What is the National Estate for Nature? In a nutshell: A group containing many of…

  • Wild Card Go Wild At The Grange Project

    Wild Card Go Wild At The Grange Project

    Doing most of our work together from behind a screen, it’s important to the Wild Card team that we get out into the wild together from time to time. This is always a great learning opportunity, but it also acts as both inspiration and motivation. Whenever we have visited a rewilding site, we have been…

  • Rewilding Species of the Month: The Atlantic Salmon

    Rewilding Species of the Month: The Atlantic Salmon

    The story of the Atlantic Salmon (Salmo salar) is one worthy of Tolkien. It is a tale of there and back again, taking the salmon from fresh water high upstream to thousands of miles out into the Atlantic Ocean. Then, with a swish of the tail, it turns back home to the very same river…

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