Beyond regenerative agriculture and landscape practices, rewilding land restores the natural ecosystem that evolved over thousands of years. Regenerative practices focus on building and maintaining a vibrant, healthy soil ecosystem yet does not address native foliage. Rewilding land requires the restoration of native plants and cultivates food for indigenous insects. Strong insect populations are the foundation for restoring wildlife-predator/prey hierarchies that once thrived prior to human intrusion.
With a pending two-year anniversary, the article celebrates the thriving urban wildlife within the Ei Rewilding Urban Landscapes Pilots and the bountiful harvests from the backyard Vegetable, Herb, and Edible Flower Garden and Food Forest.
