Project catalogue
Nature & Rewilding projects
“We all want quiet. We all want beauty … we all need space.”
Octavia Hill
Protecting and enriching the country’s environmental inheritance sustains wildlife, clean water, fertile land and places for recreation. Restored wetlands, woodlands and rivers can reduce flood risk, store carbon and help species recover. Their condition shapes the health and security of the people who live alongside them.
Selection criteria
Coverage: Locatable restoration, conservation and environmental infrastructure.
A substantial physical restoration or environmental scheme with a sourced implementation milestone.
Exclusions: Aspirations or activity announcements without a specific project or measurable outcome; dispersed conservation news can remain feed-only.
26 matching projects of 353
- Bogs & Bittern — Avalon Marshes (2024–26)
- Bridgwater tidal-barrier scheme
- Fingle Woods Ancient Woodland Restoration
- Glenfinnan Woodland and Habitat Restoration Pilot
- Great Fen — Speechly’s Farm restoration
- Grosvenor Square Wildlife Haven
- Halnaker Hill Farm Nature Restoration
- Hertfordshire Chalk Rivers Restoration (2024–26)
- Kent Marshes Wetland Restoration Project
- Leigh and Hildenborough Flood Defences
- London Tideway Super Sewer
- Nature Rich Miterdale
- Oxford Flood Alleviation Scheme
- Oyster Reintroduction
- Re:New Nature — New Forest (2024–26)
- RSPB Otmoor Expansion
- RSPB Wallasea Island Habitat Restoration and Expansion
- Rushcliffe Woods Afforestation
- Sandilands Nature Reserve
- Shire Brook Valley Nature Recovery
- Springfield Park
- Tina’s Haven Nature Reserve
- Wanlip sewage-treatment works upgrade
- Wet Willow Wildlife (2024–26)
- Wetter for Waders — Somerset Coastal Wetlands
- Wilding West Chevington