What does rewilding mean?
Rewilding means (ecology) The act of restoring a natural area to its former wild state, especially by repopulating it with animals that have been extirpated..
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(ecology) The act of restoring a natural area to its former wild state, especially by repopulating it with animals that have been extirpated..
For rewilding North America, we need to find or restore some of the cogs and wheels we've already tossed into the dust bin.
The beaver was hunted to extinction in Britain more than three centuries ago, but is today the rewilding movement’s pin-up.
There's a colossal amount of tree planting, rewilding and other work going on to ensure that HS2 adds more to the environment than it takes away.
Use rewilding when its meaning, tone and grammar fit the full sentence. A synonym is not always a direct replacement.
Rewilding means (ecology) The act of restoring a natural area to its former wild state, especially by repopulating it with animals that have been extirpated..
The closest synonym depends on the sentence and intended sense.
Possible antonyms include dewilding, unwilding.
For rewilding North America, we need to find or restore some of the cogs and wheels we've already tossed into the dust bin.
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