Finding a place for nature and heritage: Investigating the relationship between cultural heritage management and the 'rewilding' movement in Britain

随着重新开垦成为英国景观管理的一个重要特征，评估其与文化遗产的关系是至关重要的。将景观恢复到更荒野的状态对文化遗产具有重大的潜在影响，并已成为许多受重新荒野影响的利益相关者的重大关切。这个项目将从重新野生工作者、遗产专业人士和其他景观利益相关者的综合角度来调查重新野生与遗产之间的关系。通过访谈、调查和案例研究，它将提供对这种关系的第一个详细了解，目的是为参与未来再野生项目的景观利益攸关方提供第一个工具包。

As rewilding emerges as an important feature of UK landscape management it is vital to assess its relationship with cultural heritage. Returning landscapes to a 'wilder' state has significant potential impacts on cultural heritage and has become a significant concern for many stakeholders affected by rewilding. This project will investigate the relationship between rewilding and heritage from the combined perspective of rewilding practitioners, heritage professionals, and other landscape stakeholders. Through interviews, surveys and case-studies, it will provide the first detailed understanding of this relationship, with the aim of providing the first toolkit for landscape stakeholders involved in future rewilding projects.