Let’s elect a Scottish Parliament that commits to nature recovery across 30% of our land and seas.

Scotland is one of the most nature-depleted countries on Earth. As climate breakdown accelerates, the systems we rely on – for our food, clean water and livelihoods – are under threat.

But there is hope. Rewilding doesn’t just bring back our lost wildlife. It’s about:

• Thriving communities: Creating nature-based jobs and sustainable rural economies.

• Health and wellbeing: Ensuring every person in Scotland has access to wild, flourishing spaces.

• Climate resilience: Restoring peatlands and forests to lock away carbon.

We are calling on the next Scottish Parliament to declare Scotland a Rewilding Nation. Together, we can restore 30% of our land and sea by 2030.

The Rewilding Nation Charter

The Rewilding Nation Charter outlines four key principles for rewilding Scotland. We can restore nature – which underpins the food we eat, the air we breath and the water we drink. We can rewild ourselves – embracing coexistence with wildlife and making space for wildness in our day-to-day lives. We need to rewild for people – working together to create a greener, fairer Rewilding Nation. And we need to rewild at scale – reconnecting and expanding the scattered fragments of our remaining nature, allowing wildlife to flourish and helping us tackle climate breakdown.

Ask your candidate for the 2026 Holyrood elections to sign the Rewilding Nation Charter today.

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