Scots pine trees beside a lochan one of the Uath Lochans surrounded by mature plantation at the end of Glen Feshie. The UK rewilding movement draws together diverse groups with a long term vision for...

Scots pine trees around the Uath Lochans surrounded under the Cairngorm massif in the centre of Scotland. The UK rewilding movement draws together diverse groups with a long term vision for wilder ci...

Thomas Macdonell, the conservation manager of Glen Feshie for Wildlands Ltd., a flagship site for rewilding in Scotland. Pictured in the estate's bothy, a free-to-use shelter for walkers to use overni...

Scots pine trees beside a lochan one of the Uath Lochans surrounded by mature plantation under the Cairngorm massif in the centre of Scotland. The UK rewilding movement draws together diverse groups...

The River Feshie, flowing through the glen of the same name in the Scottish Highlands, is flag ship site for rewilding after deer numbers were reduced from 45 to 2 deer/km2 to allow natural regenerati...

The River Feshie, flowing through the glen of the same name in the Scottish Highlands, is flag ship site for rewilding after deer numbers were reduced from 45 to 2 deer/km2 to allow natural regenerati...

Marks of muirburn on a moorland near Colquhar in the Scottish Borders. The annual removal of heather by fire is a technique used in Scotland to stimulate growth of shoots to feed grouse populations fo...

Marks of muirburn on a moorland near Colquhar in the Scottish Borders. The annual removal of heather by fire is a technique used in Scotland to stimulate growth of shoots to feed grouse populations fo...

Victorian artist Edward Landseer sealed this romantic, de-peopled vision of the Scottish wilderness for the popular imagination in his painting Monarch of the Glen in 1851, pictured in the National Ga...

Glen Feshie in the Scottish Highlands, a flag ship site for rewilding after deer numbers were reduced from 45 to 2 deer/km2 to allow natural regeneration of trees on the bare moorland. The 'granny' Sc...

Victorian artist Edward Landseer sealed this romantic, de-peopled vision of the Scottish wilderness for the popular imagination in his painting Monarch of the Glen in 1851, pictured in the National Ga...

Glen Feshie in the Scottish Highlands, a flag ship site for rewilding after deer numbers were reduced from 45 to 2 deer/km2 to allow natural regeneration of trees on the bare moorland. The 'granny' Sc...

Dr Andrew Kitchener, the Principal curator for Vertebrates at the National Museum of Scotland, pictured in the museum archives in Granton with taxidermy deer including the red deer (at left). High den...

Dr Andrew Kitchener, the Principal curator for Vertebrates at the National Museum of Scotland, pictured in the museum archives in Granton with taxidermy deer including the red deer (at left). High den...

Dr Andrew Kitchener, the Principal curator for Vertebrates at the National Museum of Scotland, pictured in the museum archives in Granton with taxidermy deer including the red deer (at left). High den...