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How to help our feathered friends in Winter
Embercombe's Rewilding Lead Laura Fairs shares some tips on how to help our feathered friends during the challenging winter months: ...
How to rewild on a smaller scale – Online webinar with Rewilding Britain
Watch this recent online webinar with Embercombe's Rewilding Lead Laura Fairs as she joins Rewilding Britain's latest discussion and shares ...
Rewilding the self and the world – Reflections from our Autumn Rewilding Camp
By Darran Hughes Darran Hughes shares his recent experience of joining Embercombe's Autumn Rewilding Camp as he discovers rewilding is ...
EmBUGcombe: Building the world’s best bug hotel
Bug hotels and their benefits to wildlife Our Community Rewilding Days are in full swing, and recently a wonderful group ...
Rewilding and False Autumn
by Laura Fairs Here in Devon we are experiencing what is called a ‘false autumn’. This is when the plants ...
Rewilding and ‘messy’ landscapes: Why we need messiness in nature
Wild landscapes are messy places, with overgrown and unmown patches of lawn and meadows, unstructured planting and a variety of ...
Healing the World through Rewilding
Ashleigh Brown, Co-founder of Ecosystem Restoration Camps and facilitator on Embercombe's Rewilding Camps, shares her experience of our land as ...
Rewilding Teign Valley
Join us as we rewild our land and communities in the Teign Valley! Embercombe is looking forward to welcoming all ...
Seeing through the lens of Rewilding
By Louise Kear Louise Kear, a Devon-based photographer, shares her passion for photographing nature, whilst visiting our wild land as ...
New Rewilding Project launched for Communities in the Teign Valley
Embercombe is pleased to announce a new Lottery-funded community rewilding project that will start at the beginning of July, aimed ...
Rewilding Books
Books to inspire rewilding - of land, of body and of life. By Gabrielle O'Connell There are many rewilding books ...
The Regenerative Power of Storms
The wild and wonderful valley of Embercombe has felt the force of the recent storms! People often feel sad about ...
The Devon Wildland
Imagine a network of land connected in both the physical landscape and through people who will share experiences, resources and ...
Final update on pigs rewilding the land at Embercombe
The pigs time on the land has come to an end for this year. A video update on how they ...
Autumn Rewilding Camp highlights
Embercombe Autumn Rewilding Camp - an exploration of nature connection, rewilding ourselves and taking action. Our Autumn rewilding camp was ...
The ecological role of pigs in Rewilding – An update from our land
The pigs at Embercombe have been disrupting and disturbing the land as part of our rewilding action. A few weeks ...
Rewilding the land with pigs
Today saw the arrival of 3 pigs to Embercombe as part of our rewilding action on the land. Pigs are ...
Re-setting the Re_Set button
Hot on the heels of our summer rewilding camp, we have recently welcomed a corporate group to Embercombe for a ...
The Edible Wilderness: Embercombe’s Autumn Rewilding Camp
Join us this Autumn in our next Rewilding Camp on our wild land in Devon for an exploration of rewilding ...
Embercombe’s first Rewilding Camp
A group from across the UK felt the tug of wanting to rewild themselves and the land around them and ...
The Serpents of Embercombe
This summer, as part of our rewilding work, we have been setting up as many different surveys and monitoring as ...
Join in on this year’s Big Butterfly Count!
The Big Butterfly Count is on! This annual citizen science project encourages people to go outdoors and count butterflies in ...
Embercombe’s Rewilding Plans and new Rewilding Lead
The land at Embercombe is special. For over 20 years Embercombe has run programmes, camps and events, close to the ...