marine

Large wind farm off the coast of Redcar, North Yorkshire, England, UK, at sunset.

Offshore wind can create a wilder future

As offshore wind enters a period of rapid expansion in Britain, we have a once-in-a-generation opportunity to reshape our seas, says our new research report.

A crab walking across a seabed covered in maerl and seagrass.

Turning the tide on marine rewilding

With the Environmental Audit Committee’s assessment of the marine environment just landed, as well as our Wilder Seas report, we celebrate a week of successes.

Bluefin tuna (Thunnus thynnus) in British waters (off the coast of Devon).

Bluefin tuna

A highly mobile, torpedo-shaped fish that’s making a comeback in our waters.

Lobster Homarus gammarus

Webinar: Discovering the depth of marine protection

Community of Arran Seabed Trust (COAST) discuss their latest research on Arran’s No Take Zone and Marine Protected Area in this Rewilding Network webinar.

A beach and scrub woodland spanning the coastline surrounding Northwoods Rewilding Network partner, Tieregan.

Ten essential changes to scale up marine rewilding

With these 10 essential changes, the new Labour government could make significant strides in rewilding its marine ecosystems.

Bright sunrays and golden kelp in clear water, Shetland, Scotland, UK.

Kelp

Kelp forests, sone of the most biodiverse ecosystems, support abundant marine life, capture carbon and protect our coasts from erosion and flooding

Scaling up existing marine restoration through a partnership approach

Cornwall and Isles of Scilly Marine and Coastal Partnership

Working in partnership to develop seascape scale marine rewilding in Cornwall

Common oyster on seabed

European flat oyster

These unseen ecosystem engineers create habitats for other marine species, purify water and capture carbon