By now, we’re all aware of the massive threat the climate crisis presents to the future of our planet. There’s no point in beating around the bush: as the science has repeatedly shown, we have less than 12 years to keep temperate change to an acceptable level.

But even though many of the world’s leaders continue to debate, deny or simply ignore the science, there is still hope. With each new suggestion and idea on how to fight the climate crisis comes a greater level of belief that something can be done. And recently, that conversation has revolved around the idea of “rewilding”.

With all the conversation, debate and ideas surrounding the climate change conversation, it can be hard to get a grasp on exactly what’s going on – and how we can help. Read on to find out more about what the process of rewilding (a part of which is reforestation) could do for our environment, and how you can get involved.

Rewilding: What is it, and could this approach be the climate change answer we’re looking for?