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Reading
Read these documents to understand the importance of rewilding your street, home and garden:
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Simon Barnes, 'Rewild Yourself' suggests simple yet profound ways to reconnect with the natural world.
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GiGL, 'London: Garden City' highlights the loss of wildlife habitat in London's gardens.
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R S R Fitter, 'London's Natural History' charts the evolution of the capital's wildlife through the ages.
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Jean Giono, 'The Man Who Planted Trees' offers a message of hope through the story of a shepherd's quest to reforest his locality.
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iNaturalist provides a citizen-science tool for identifying and recording wildlife sightings.
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London National Park City explains its mission to make the capital greener, healthier and wilder.
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Mayor of London, 'London Environment Strategy' sets out the capital's aims to become greener.
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Robert MacFarlane, 'The Wild Places' highlights the value of nature through a quest for Britain's remaining wilderness.
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George Mombiot, 'Feral' argues for restoring our rural ecosystems to re-engage with nature.
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RHS, 'Gardening Matters - Urban Gardens' explains the value of urban gardens for wildlife and sustainability.
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RSPB, 'State of Nature' illustrates the decline in biodiversity in Britain, including urban habitats.
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Isabella Tree, 'Wilding' explains how rewilding has transformed a rural site in West Sussex.