Reading Rewilding by Simone Böcker

Dare more wilderness - for a completely new relationship with nature

"Rewilding" is the answer to the climate crisis. It means giving up control and leaving nature to its own devices. As a result, intact ecosystems are created that not only provide new habitats for animals and plants, but also ensure clean air, clean water and fertile soils that absorb carbon dioxide and protect against floods and other climate extremes.

Simone Böcker spreads the positive message: species extinction can not only be stopped, it can be reversed! In addition, it shows ways to become active yourself: whether in your own garden or in the community by means of creating wildflower meadows. A book that makes you want to dare more wilderness - and encourages a mindful relationship with nature, as cultivated by indigenous cultures.

"A book that hits the spirit of the time."
Karl Wagner, Managing Director, Global Rewilding Alliance

As a side note: the mosquitos feel as much welcome as humans here. So remember to protect yourself against them when visiting the landscape park.

Dare more wilderness - for a completely new relationship with nature

"Rewilding" is the answer to the climate crisis. It means giving up control and leaving nature to its own devices. As a result, intact ecosystems are created that not only provide new habitats for animals and plants, but also ensure clean air, clean water and fertile soils that absorb carbon dioxide and protect against floods and other climate extremes.

Simone Böcker spreads the positive message: species extinction can not only be stopped, it can be reversed! In addition, it shows ways to become active yourself: whether in your own garden or in the community by means of creating wildflower meadows. A book that makes you want to dare more wilderness - and encourages a mindful relationship with nature, as cultivated by indigenous cultures.

"A book that hits the spirit of the time."
Karl Wagner, Managing Director, Global Rewilding Alliance

As a side note: the mosquitos feel as much welcome as humans here. So remember to protect yourself against them when visiting the landscape park.