Matthew KirkFollowingLondon’s wild comeback: Storks and beavers return!London’s skies and wetlands are about to get a lot wilder. After 600 years, white storks will soar over Dagenham’s Eastbrookend Country Park starting in 2026, with beavers joining the party a year later. This isn’t just about bringing back lost species—it’s about giving families and kids a front-row seat to nature’s revival right in the city. The project’s already sparked excitement, with schools and community groups invited to get involved. Imagine spotting storks and beavers on your weekend walk! What do you think—should more cities try rewilding like this? #Pets #LondonWildlife #Rewilding20Share
James Brady+FollowDesert Comeback: Oryx Are Back!Remember the scimitar-horned oryx? Thought to be extinct in the wild for nearly 50 years, these desert legends are making a wild comeback! Thanks to some epic international teamwork and captive breeding, they’re back roaming the Sahara. These oryx are total survivors—no water for years, crazy heat tolerance, and they even help fight desert expansion by spreading seeds. It’s not a total fix for the Sahara’s growth, but it’s a seriously hopeful start! #Science #rewilding #conservation40Share
