rewild

This project intents to rewild several areas in Europe.

15 species that should be brought back to rewild Britain

The band's debut album Rewild was released in June, 2009.

Rewild is the debut album by Amazing Baby and it was released on June 22, 2009.

Rewild the landscape to absorb storm waters

It will take far more labor to restore and "rewild" America's National Forests than it did to damage them.

Rewild University

He disapproved of suggestions to rewild nonnative species — for example, relocating elephants and rhinos to the American plains.

Rewild Portland

"For more wonder, rewild the world," Monbiot's July 2013 TED talk

In general, Rewild could use a little more of the latter, but who has time for that when you're knee-deep in giant guitars and weird ambient vocalizations?

In 2003, the sluggish, ill-funded and fragmented tiger conservation scene took an unexpected twist, with a scheme to 'rewild' South China tigers in a South African game reserve.

In 1978, the Indian conservationist Billy Arjan Singh attempted to rewild a tiger in Dudhwa National Park; this was the captive-bred tigress Tara.

Its name is Alladale, and Paul Lister, the son of the founder of MFI, wants to use it as a base from which to "rewild" much of Scotland.

The project to save the big Asian cats on African soil aims to breed and "rewild" the critters so they can be reintroduced to their natural habitat and historic range in China.

Today, Paskowitz would be called a primitivist in the positive sense of the word, a post-industrial gypsy trying to rewild himself and retrain his tribe to live like all the other animal species on the planet, the ultimate environmentalist.

Save China's Tigers aims to rewild the critically endangered South China tiger by bringing a few captive-bred individuals to a private reserve in the Free State province of South Africa for rehabilitation training for them to regain their hunting instincts.

The organisation Save China's Tigers has attempted to rewild the South China tigers, with a breeding and training programme in a South African reserve known as Laohu Valley Reserve (LVR) and eventually reintroduce them to the wild of China.

They have been criticized for being known more for their sense of fashion and connections to popular bands than for their musical talent, The Spin reviewer wrote, "Channeling glam, metal, punk, power pop, and experimental noise, Rewild is like a tour through a psychedelic fantasyland, featuring visions, hallucinations, and glimpses of death."

Her heroine is involved in a controversial scheme to "rewild" the British countryside with grey wolves, and Hall's muscular, sensuous prose is in its element in this Cumbrian setting.