Rewilded Areas Stay Green During Drought

The National Trust’s Holnicote estate in Somerset has demonstrated that rewilding efforts, including restoring wetlands and reconnecting rivers, help protect landscapes and communities from extreme weather events such as droughts, floods, and heatwaves. During a summer marked by heatwaves, the rewilded areas remained lush and green, while surrounding parched regions dried out, showing the effectiveness of natural water storage. Experts highlight that investing in nature-based solutions is vital for enhancing climate resilience and addressing increasing weather challenges.

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