Launching initially from our flagship Boothby Wildland and ready to scale across all our sites, this partnership enables individuals and organisations alike to make meaningful contributions to support Nature restoration, whether that's in line with their corporate commitments, sustainability goals, engagement strategies or personal passion.

At High Fen, we’ve just concluded the final phase of a multi-year rewetting project that has seen the water table lifted across 110 hectares, roughly a third of the Wildland.

Nattergal has partnered with the Scouts to connect more young people with Nature, and to launch a new Scouts Nature badge.

Beavers have been released at Boothby Wildland in Lincolnshire, allowing Nattergal to register the first ever beaver-created watercourse BNG units.

As phase 2 of our bund engineering comes to an end, Matt Hay reflects on the importance of our peatland restoration project.

Nature is critical infrastructure - the UK government should treat it that way

Archie Struthers, Nattergal

With my Digital Marketing Summer Internship at Nattergal coming to a close, I’ve been reflecting on what a truly enriching and inspiring journey this summer has been

Harold’s Park Wildland welcomed Nattergal’s first free-roaming herbivores this week. Rewilding Landscapes Manager Lorienne Whittle explains the magic they are set to bring to the wildland.

As the first project in the Landscape Recovery Development Phase to progress to Implementation, we’re being asked how we did it, and if it has been worth it. Lorienne Whittle shares her insights and recommendations for those considering the scheme.

We are delighted to confirm that Nattergal has secured funding through the Department for the Environment, Food and Rural Affairs’ (DEFRA) Landscape Recovery scheme to start the implementation phase at Boothby Wildland in Lincolnshire.  

Nattergal was delighted to win the highly coveted title of UK’s Small Business of the Year.

Announced today, global engineering and sustainable development consultancy Arup has committed £1 million to a nature restoration project, partnering with Nattergal and Wilder Carbon in an industry-leading initiative.

Bellway Homes have taken a significant step towards meeting the new Biodiversity Net Gain (BNG) planning obligations by purchasing their first offsite habitat units from Nattergal.

Last week, it was our privilege to host representatives from DEFRA, Natural England, the Environment Agency and The Forestry Commission.

In England, only 13% of peatlands are in a near-natural state, most of which found in the uplands. The degraded remainder are emitting 10 million tonnes of CO₂e every year, almost 3% of the nation’s total.

Like it or not, we live in a world subject to market forces, where capital is expected to generate a return. If we accept this premise, it becomes clear that anything we wish to achieve – such as combatting the climate and biodiversity crises – must be done within the parameters of a capitalist system.