About the Wild Britain Forum

The Wild Britain Forum Ltd. is an independent platform established to support long-term, large-scale nature recovery in the United Kingdom through coordination, governance, and institutional alignment.

The Forum exists to address a persistent gap in Britain’s approach to nature restoration: while scientific understanding, local projects, and public interest are strong, they are often fragmented across sectors and geographies. Wild Britain Forum works to bring coherence to this landscape by convening expertise from science, land management, policy, finance, and culture.

Rather than operating as a campaigning organisation, the Forum focuses on framework-building — creating the conditions in which nature recovery can be delivered at scale and sustained over time. Its role is to help translate evidence and practice into shared principles, governance structures, and delivery pathways that institutions can adopt and implement.

The Wild Britain Forum acts as a convening and coordinating body, supporting collaboration between landowners, practitioners, public bodies, and investors, and helping align local action with national objectives. Its work is designed to complement, not replace, existing organisations and initiatives.

Through convenings such as the Linnean Assembly and the development of the British Nature Restoration Compact - A Framework for Coherent, Long-Term Nature Recovery in the UK, the Forum aims to contribute to a durable national approach to restoring Britain’s natural systems.

The Wild Britain Forum is supported through a combination of private philanthropic funding and institutional partnerships.