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23/10/2026

BRB Rewilding…

There’s a bit of a myth in the rewilding space that you need to be sitting on acres of land to be a rewilder. We have lots of (beautiful) stories of landowners who turned their estates from grouse shooting or monocrop farming by to wilder futures twenty years ago.

Their stories show what’s possible.

But what’s possible when you don’t have access to acres of land and feel stuck? You can see the scale of environmental degradation. You scroll through news of unending environmental disasters. And you notice the neglect in the land around you.

When I first found rewilding, rewilding became the path of hope.

It reframed humans as being ‘not bad’ to ‘potentially good’.

If we can resist the idea that we, as individuals, can do nothing and that only ideas that make profit and involve zero behaviour change are worthwhile; if we can use nature and common sense to repair some of the damage; if we decide to be part of the solution…

We can play with the wilder world as our partner. Learning as we go, approaching it all with a spirit of experimentation.

Link in bio to download the free eBook.

16/10/2026

I’ve been trying to think of a wildlife analogy for AI.

Then I noticed some AI leaders are calling for a slowdown in development.

So far, these leaders have done nothing to show any sincere interest in AI’s threats to humanity. Despite this being their cited reason.

Perhaps there’s a point when a bird realises the chick it’s been feeding all this time is in fact a cuckoo. That all the investment has been misdirected.

Inside Wild Mosaic, rewilding and building a slow, long-term relationship with the same plot of land is one way we come back to ourselves. Back to our physical selves, back to our bodies, back to remembering that land and wilder life are a part of what makes us.

It’s a doorway into the wild.

Link in bio to adopt your 3x3m tile and be part of rewilding without owning land.

13/10/2026

I'm off to Blue Earth Summit this week. Would love to meet you if you're interested in how to bring biodiversity to life 🌱

Time to go beyond the decarbonisation spreadsheets and biodiversity reports. Bring sustainability to life, for you and your team 💚

07/10/2026

A small copper butterfly, auditioning for the role of ‘eyes most like a friendly alien’.

This will probably be one of the last butterfly sightings pf the year for Wild Mosaic. Around the equinox the light changes fastest. It acts as a signal to plants and wildlife to shift into autumn.

Time for a change for you too?

As I’ve spent more time on the land through my rewilding, I’ve started to notice the seasons and the seasons within each season. Autumn signals a flurry of activity - think squirrels hoarding nuts and slowing down, the summer birds leaving, winter birds beginning to arrive, and our resident wildlife growing out their coats.

My business is about change. Bringing back to wildness, to land but also to people and businesses. Bringing attention back to our land and our potential to create habitat and life.

Come and be a part of it by adopting a 3x3m tile.

06/10/2026

Loved the chance to co-write this Open Letter. One of the things it helped me explore is whether looking after land is like looking after a child. I have a seven year old, and caring for the land has happened in tandem with parenting.

I think it’s actually the opposite. Caring for land makes you realise that you are the child being cared for. And how special and missed that, and the wider relationship with land and wildlife, is.

“That this is actually what I exist for. I exist to be in these landscapes. I’ve just forgotten how to do it.”

Link in bio for the piece.

23/09/2026

Do you know how many species that come under the title ‘green lacewing’?

Worldwide, the answer is between 1300-2000 species. And in the UK, between 14 to 18… but most often, you can’t quite tell unless you cut them open. Which I do not intend to do…

They often feed on aphids so if you do see one in the garden, you’ll be happy but the aphids less so. They suck the juice out of the aphid then wear their dry body as camouflage to eat more unsuspecting tiny insects 😳

📸 A green lacewing spotted in ///suiting.gagging.defectors

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09/09/2026

From a couple of months ago. Just a badger, doing a little shake…

Adopt your tile of wildness on the Wild Mosaic site by clicking the link in bio.

28/08/2026

TILE & ME: Introducing Greta Hughson, Freelance Project Manager, Editor, and fellow graduate of the Centre for Alternative Technology 🌱

“Wildness is some kind of ill-defined philosophy of life. Protecting a part of my soul from the attention-grabbing commercialism and overwhelming noise of living in this era. Wildness is a quiet commitment to connecting with the natural world, with my own self and to the people I love. Wildness is a dance and a song and a belly-aching laugh. Wildness is a kind of freedom.”

Tile: ///gently.leads.goose
Location: Meadow Pipit Ffridd, RWT Pentwyn Project

If you, like Greta, want to support the rewilding work and adopt a 3x3m tile in the Wild Mosaic in Wales, head to the link in our bio.

This Tile&Me series is a celebration of the incredible people that have joined the community so far, each one supporting the return of wildness of the land and to each other.

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