Finding the doers
The Rewildology Podcast
How do we save and rewild our natural spaces? How can we restore wildlife populations? How do we overcome adversity to rally communities? What are the most responsible ways to experience nature? Join conservation biologist and adventure traveler Brooke Mitchell as she chats with experts from across the globe to discuss nature’s biggest questions.








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Why Do We Support Rewilding?
Protecting and restoring habitats
Protecting and Restoring Habitats
Preserving intact ecosystems and restoring degraded ones ensures the survival of biodiversity and ecological processes. Reintroducing native species, removing invasive ones, and reconnecting fragmented landscapes are key steps in building thriving habitats.
Restoring
Ecosystem FunctionsRewilding focuses on reestablishing natural processes, such as predator-prey dynamics, natural disturbances (wildfires, floods), and nutrient cycles. Letting nature take the lead creates self-sustaining ecosystems that require minimal human intervention over time.
Fostering Coexistence Between People and Wildlife
Rewilding emphasizes creating harmony between human communities and wildlife. Engaging local people, promoting sustainable land use, and respecting cultural values ensure that rewilding benefits both nature and society.
encouraging wildlife resilience
Building Sustainable Economies
Rewilding creates opportunities for nature-based livelihoods by supporting ecotourism, sustainable agriculture, and other local enterprises. Restoring ecosystems contributes to economic vitality while ensuring long-term benefits for both people and the environment.
Adapting to Environmental Change
Rewilding aims to build ecological resilience in the face of challenges like climate change and habitat loss. By restoring natural processes and biodiversity, ecosystems become more adaptable to environmental changes.
Inspiring Hope and Action
Sharing success stories and celebrating rewilding achievements inspire others to join the movement. Creative, evidence-based approaches empower individuals and communities to rewild their spaces and envision a more biodiverse future.
Brooke Mitchell
Conservation Biologist, Sustainable Travel Expert
Founder & Executive producer

Raised in the rolling Appalachian hills, Brooke has had a lifelong passion for nature. She pursued her undergraduate degree in Zoology at The Ohio State University and later obtained her Masters in Biology from Miami University. During her graduate studies, Brooke discovered the transformative power of sustainable travel for wildlife conservation, prompting her to transition from nonprofits to the adventure travel industry. Since then, she has embarked on expeditions worldwide, immersing herself in diverse wildlife phenomena and meeting those conserving and rewilding the planet.
Brooke is also the Producer & Host of Natural Habitat Adventures’ Daily Dose of Nature and was formerly the Director of Conservation for The Wild Source.