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Section 2.e. "Smaller-Scale Rewilding: A Practical Guide to Restoring Nature in Your Own Space"
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Section 2.e. "Smaller-Scale Rewilding: A Practical Guide to Restoring Nature in Your Own Space"

The latest section of the guide to smaller-scale rewilding by LettsSafari: 'Urban Developments and Unconventional Spaces.'

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We’re publishing weekly instalments of the definitive guide to smaller-scale rewilding directly in LettsSafari+ and to your inbox - section after section, week after week. Packed with amazing photography and immersive videos straight from our parks.

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Urban Developments and Unconventional Spaces

One of the exciting aspects of smaller-scale rewilding is the creativity it sparks in finding unconventional spaces for nature. Urban and suburban environments are full of overlooked or underutilised nooks that can be “wilded up.”

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This includes new developments - for instance, the landscaping around office complexes, shopping centres, hospitals, or housing projects. Traditionally, such areas get sterile ornamental plantings or mown grass for a neat appearance. Rewilding flips that script, encouraging developers or property managers to design with nature. An example might be an apartment complex that forgoes a formal lawn in favour of a native wildflower courtyard, giving residents a seasonal show of blossoms and pollinators.

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