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Please follow @rewildmystreet on Twitter and Instagram, and sign up for monthly wild makeover tips. All website subscribers will receive our free 'Wild Makeover Guide', with 5 beautifully illustrated activities to help you start greening your home.

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Rewild My Street has been recognised by the following awards:

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• MIT Center for Collective Intelligence, Post-Covid-19 City challenge, April 2020: Winner, Direct Action Fellowship.

• London Sustainability Exchange's Sustainable City Awards 2019, Healthier Places: Finalist.

• London Metropolitan University's Big Idea Challenge 2018: Finalist.

• Imagine London as a National Park City international design ideas competition, June 2017: Winner.

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Rewild My Street is involved in the following events:

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• National Bioblitz Network, European Bioblitz 2021, 28-29 September 2021: research showcase.

• Pesticide Action Network UK, Abundant Green Networks: Reimagining our urban spaces, 21 July 2021: presentation and panel discussion.

• London Metropolitan University staff/student research conference, 20-21 July 2021: presentation of paper.

• London Festival of Architecture, ‘Wilding City Streets’, Wilding: Growing, 23 June 2021: presentation and panel discussion.

• Sierra Club Quebec, ‘Rewilding Your Streets: Transforming towns and cities for wildlife’, 15 June 2021: presentation.

• City University of New York, Cities in a Changing World conference, 16-18 June 2021: presentation of paper.

• The Wildlife Trusts 30 Days Wild, 01-30 June 2021: daily rewilding inspiration on forum, Twitter & Instagram

• Fierce Productions, iGNITE Climate Shorts Episode 6, 'Gaia Futures' radio play, April 2021: consultation.

• Students Organising for Sustainability, Green Impact Webinar: Rewilding Spaces, 16 March 2021: presentation.

• The Nature of Cities Festival, 22-26 February 2021: micro-talk & Post-Covid-19 City challenge entry.

• 'Wild Ways' Art, Architecture & Design Research Seminar, 10 December 2020: presentation and panel discussion.

• London Metropolitan University tree planting day, Mudchute City Farm, 25 November 2020: organiser.

• Making Natural History: Rewilding Your Streets, 12 November 2020: presentation.

• London National Park City, 100 Voices, 21-23 July 2020: presentation.

• The School of Art, Architecture & Design, London Metropolitan University Liveness: Research, July 2020: virtual exhibitor. 

• Young Wilders Rewilding Map, July 2020: urban rewilding project listing - founder's garden.

• The Wildlife Trusts 30 Days Wild, 01-30 June 2020: daily rewilding image on forum, Twitter & Instagram

• Cordwainers Grow 'Nature Makeover/Nature Takeover', Zoom, 29 March 2020: presentation.

• London Metropolitan University Green Week, 09 March 2020: presentation.

• The Animal Gaze Constructed symposium, London Metropolitan University, 06 March 2020: presentation of paper.

• 'Wild London' Cass Community Day, London Metropolitan University, 22 February 2020: Wild Makeover Guide.

• London Metropolitan University Making A Living Week: Streetwise & Practice Declares, 26 November 2019: presentations and panel discussions. 

• London Design Fair, Design Research for Change Showcase, Truman Brewery, 19-22 September 2019: exhibitor.

• Manchester School of Art IASDR Conference, 02-05 September 2019: presentation of paper.

• Blue Campaign heart inscribed 'Rewild My Street' installed in mini meadow to signify rewilding in progress, August 2019.

• London National Park City mini opening ceremony quest, 22 July 2019: illustrated 'Wild Makeover Guide'.

• National Park City Summit & signing of charter at GLA, 22 July 2019: guest.

• National Park City Maker crowdfunding campaign, 2019: small community group supporter.

• 'Green and Blue Infrastructure for Better Urban Environments' Futurebuild seminar, 07 March 2019: presentation and panel discussion.

• Imperial College London MSc Environmental Technology study on value of urban greening, 2019: case study. 

• 'Wildness Matters' Cass Research Seminar, 08 November 2018: presentation and panel discussion.

• Cardiff University Generosity Conference, June 2018: presentation of paper and launch of website.

• National Park City Foundation launch, Urban Innovation Centre, London, 02 October 2017: presentation.

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Rewild My Street has authored the following articles:

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• Moxon, Sian, 'Rewilding the Post-Covid City’, EURA Conversations, 27 (21 June 2021): eura.org

• Moxon, Sian, 'Beauty and the beast: confronting contrasting perceptions of nature through design', The Urban Transcripts Journal, 4:1 (Spring 2021): journal.urbantranscripts.org

• Webb, Justin & Moxon, Sian, 'A study protocol to understand urban rewilding behaviour in relation to adaptations to private gardens', Cities & Health (10 March 2021): tandfonline.com

• Moxon, Sian, ‘Designing for Wild Life: how can design enable city dwellers to cohabit with biodiversity?’, in Design Revolutions: IASDR 2019 Conference Proceedings, 2, Manchester Metropolitan University (2020), 2, pp. 100-115: iasdr2019.org

• Moxon, Sian, 'I'm dreaming of a green Christmas', London Metropolitan University (17 December 2020): londonmet.ac.uk

• Moxon, Sian, '9 simple things you can do to help nature near you', TimeOut London (06 May 2020): timeout.com

• Moxon, Sian, 'Urban wildlife in the age of coronavirus', London Metropolitan University (30 March 2020): londonmet.ac.uk

• Moxon, Sian, 'Rewild my Street!', Bumble, 3 (Autumn 2019), pp. 24-31: bumblemagazine.co.uk  

• Moxon, Sian, 'Drawing on nature: a vision of an urban residential street adapted for biodiversity', City, Territory and Architecture, 6 (2019): springer.com 

• Moxon, Sian & Jon, 'A wildlife vision for National Park Cities', Wildlife Gardening Forum (2017): wlgf.org 

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Rewild My Street has featured in the following articles:

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• Milan, Aidan, 'Climate change: What can I do? 13 everyday habits from carbon offsetting to vegan meals', Metro (12 August 2021): metro.co.uk

• Hailstone, Jamie, 'Are Living Walls The Key To Cooler Cities?', Forbes (23 July 2021): forbes.com

• London Metropolitan University, ‘London Met highlighted in COP26 Universities Network’ (12 July 2021): londonmet.ac.uk

• London Metropolitan University, ‘Abundant green networks: reimagining our urban space’ (21 June 2021): londonmet.ac.uk

• London Metropolitan University, ‘30 Days Wild’ (14 June 2021): londonmet.ac.uk

• London Metropolitan University, 'London Met rewilding project wins MIT prize' (05 May 2021): londonmet.ac.uk

• London Metropolitan University, 'Lessons for cities worldwide' (12 March 2021): londonmet.ac.uk

• London Metropolitan University, 'The nature of cities' (12 March 2021): londonmet.ac.uk

• Verve TV, ‘Interview with Sian Moxon, Senior Lecturer, School of Art, Architecture & Design’ (19 February 2021): youtube.com

• Marie-Casas, Anna, 'How to design sustainable cities', Designerati (22 January 2021): designerati.co.uk 

• Bartholomew, Emma, 'London Met students help "rewild" London', Islington Gazette (04 January 2021): islingtongazette.co.uk

• Green, Adam, 'Can cities rejuvenate biodiversity?', The Chronicle of Higher Education (October 2020): chronicle.com

• Malik, Ciaran, 'Online architecture and engineering design tools' (accessed October 2020): ciaranmalik.org

• London Metropolitan University, 'London Met Lab: The Environment Challenge' (23 September 2020): londonmet.ac.uk

• London Metropolitan University, 'Greening London: celebrating the capital's first anniversary as National Park City' (14 September 2020): londonmet.ac.uk

• Ross, Alex, 'Foxes in lockdown', SW Londoner (25 August 2020): youtube.com

• McEachran, Rich, 'The Green Homes Grant is a bad deal for you and for the climate', Wired (10 July 2020): wired.co.uk

• London Metropolitan University, 'Rewild My Street Makes London Wildlife Trust Pledge' (21 May 2020): londonmet.ac.uk

• Matthews, Becky, 'Rewilding and Urban Conservation Projects in London', London Cheapo (11 May 2020): londoncheapo.com

• Hanson, Kyra, 'How to Make Your Street a Haven for Nature with Practical Tips from Urban Rewilders', Candide Gardening, (07 May 2020): candidegardening.com

• London Metropolitan University, 'Rewilding the streets of London' (22 April 2020): londonmet.ac.uk

• Anders, Ruth, 'It Could be a Jungle Out There!', The Archer (February 2020), p.5: the-archer.co.uk

• Hayden, Sonya, 'Are You Ready for the Wildest Garden Party Your Street has Ever Seen?', The Beckenham Barker, 1 (December-January 2020), p. 24: issuu.com

• Hanson, Kyra, 'Make London Greener: Rewild My Street', TimeOut London (15-21 October 2019), p. 18: timeout.com

• London Metropolitan University, 'Rewild My Street releases wildlife guide for National Park City' (08 August 2019): londonmet.ac.uk 

• London National Park City, 'Where we live is a great place to start', Maker paper (July 2019), pp. 36-7 & supplement: nationalparkcity.london

• London Metropolitan University, 'Rewild My Street shortlisted for Sustainable City Awards' (24 May 2019): londonmet.ac.uk 

• Smith, Phil, 'Reclaiming the wild', Village Raw (February/March 2019), p.32: villageraw.com

• London Metropolitan University, 'Cass lecturer starts a nature revolution upon the streets of London' (01 November 2018): londonmet.ac.uk 

• Fitch, Chris, 'London National Park City Foundation Launched', Geographical (03 October 2017): geographical.co.uk

• London Metropolitan University, 'Cass lecturer’s project is part of Mayor of London’s environmental strategy' (26 June 2017): londonmet.ac.uk

• London National Park City, 'Imagine London as a National Park City - in Art & Design' (20 June 2017): nationalparkcity.london

• Solender, Hazel, 'Can London be the world's first National Park City?', Ecophiles (20 June 2017): ecophiles.com

• Fulcher, Merlin, 'Revealed: Winning ideas in contest for London National Park City', The Architects' Journal (19 June 2017): architectsjournal.co.uk 

• Clearly Magazine, 'Contest reveals seven visions for London as a National Park City' (22 June 2017): clearlymagazine.com

• Brown, Matt, 'How to fill London with nature', The Londonist (June 2017): londonist.com 

• Sterry, Melissa, 'London National Park City', Bionic City (June 2017): bioniccity.weebly.com 

• Made in Shoreditch Magazine, 'Visionaries imagine what a London National Park City could look like' (June 2017): madeinshoreditch.co.uk