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Wellerman singer backs calls for Scotland to become ‘rewilding nation’

The singer of Wellerman supports the idea of Scotland becoming a 'rewilding nation'.
Rewilding aims to restore ecosystems to their natural state and help combat climate change.
Supporters highlight the benefits of biodiversity and natural habitats in this movement.
Many believe Scotland has the potential to lead in rewilding initiatives, gaining attention from artists and public figures.

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Daily Record

Nathan Evans backs campaign to declare Scotland world’s first rewilding nation

In a message to his combined 2.2m followers on Instagram and TikTok, the 28-year-old said of Scotland: “I love this place with all my heart".

2 months ago·Glasgow, United Kingdom

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The Independent

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Wellerman singer backs calls for Scotland to become ‘rewilding nation’

Nathan Evans called on his 2.2 million TikTok and Instagram followers to back a campaign calling for the rewilding of 30% of Scotland’s land and seas.

2 months ago·London, United Kingdom

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Rewilding Britain

Rewilding Network reaches 1,000 members

As the Rewilding Network reaches 1,000 members, Rewilding Manager Sara King celebrates a real turning point for rewilding in Britain.

2 months ago

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Wellerman Singer Backs Calls For Scotland To Become ‘rewilding Nation’

Wellerman singer Nathan Evans has become the latest celebrity to back a campaign calling for Scotland to be declared the world’s first “reconstructed nation”. The 28-year-old from Airdrie follows actors Brian Cox and Leonardo DiCaprio in supporting calls from the Scottish Rewilding Alliance (SRA) for the Government to commit to rewilding 30% of the country’s land and seas. In a message to his combined 2.2 million followers on Instagram and TikTo…

2 months ago

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