In landscapes once cleared for farming or development, conservationists are now reintroducing wolves, bison, lynx, and wild horses in an ambitious ecological effort known as rewilding.
This practice goes beyond protecting animals—it’s about restoring entire ecosystems. Reintroducing apex predators, for example, can reshape entire food chains, leading to healthier forests, rivers, and grasslands.
From Yellowstone to the Scottish Highlands, rewilding offers hope: a chance to turn back the clock and give nature a second chance to thrive.
