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Rewilding isn't about nostalgia – exciting new worlds are possible

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imageBison are roaming free in Germany – so why not Scotland?Felix Kaestle

The restoration of natural ecosystems – “rewilding” – ought to be a chance to create inspiring new habitats. However the movement around it risks becoming trapped by its own reverence of the past; an overly nostalgic position that makes rewilding...

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