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Project rewild

Rewilding children, families and communities

NATURE LED LEARNING & PLAY COMMUNITY GROUP BASED IN HASTINGS

β€œWe are nature, we belong in nature, all of us, for the human spirit has a primal allegiance to wildness. We may think we are domesticated but we are not, we are feral in pheromone and intuition, feral in our sweat and fear, we desire and crave wildness because it is what we are.. wild! And connected to this beautiful, complex, wonderfully unfathomable world. Physically, physiologically and spiritually there is no separation.

Yet, the current global crisis is driving us further away from our already fragile bond with our true wild nature.

Our very survival as a species hinges on nurturing our relationship with the natural world.”

Luke Funnell - Founder and Director Project Rewild

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Rewilding: β€œThe planned reintroduction of a species into a habitat from which it has disappeared in an effort to increase biodiversity and restore the health of an ecosystem” Merriam - Webster dictionary definition

 

Project Rewild has been set up to reintroduce children, adults, families and communities back into the wild, into a habitat from which we have almost completely disappeared; nature, the great outdoors!

Our mission is to foster deep emotional connections with the natural world and to help everyone rediscover their true wild nature.

Project rewild CIC AIMS:

  • Get Outside

    Ensure that everyone has access to and can enjoy natural outdoor spaces.

  • Connect

    Foster meaningful relationships among individuals, communities, and the natural world.

  • Protect

    Enhance biodiversity through effective conservation and land management, while achieving carbon negativity by sequestering carbon through our sustainable permaculture initiatives.

  • Thrive

    Promote improved health and well-being by encouraging time spent in nature.

  • Grow

    Produce high-quality, chemical-free food for local families and empower communities to cultivate their own food sustainably.

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Our Funders

β€œTime in nature is not leisure time; it’s an essential investment in our children’s health (and also, by the way, in our own)”
— Richard Louv, Last Child in the Woods: Saving Our Children from Nature-Deficit Disorder