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Produced by SCOTLAND: The Big Picture for the Rewilding Nation campaign, Why Not Scotland? follows the journey of Flo, a young Scot concerned by the state of nature and fearful about an uncertain future. She embarks on a journey across Europe, discovering places where nature is making a spectacular comeback and revitalising human communities.
Why Not Scotland? embarked on a nationwide screening tour in March 2024, and is now available for independent screenings. You can also watch it online for a limited time from 26 September 2024.
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As climate breakdown accelerates and nature loss continues, we face an unprecedented threat to our way of life and our children’s future. Nature is our life-support system – and it’s in trouble.
The living systems on which we all depend are being eroded – undermining our access to food, fresh water and clean air; hindering our ability to lock away carbon and cope with climate breakdown’s floods, wildlife die-offs, droughts and crop failures; harming our health and wellbeing, and depriving communities of economic opportunities.
This can feel overwhelming: what can any one person do? There are already more than 150 rewilding projects across Scotland, from community woodlands to landscape-scale partnerships, but we need to do more. Much more! Together, we can unite behind a clear message: Restore. Revitalise. Rewild.