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A agocrazydamsfarmfishingfloodingfuturegrouphuntersimportantlargelikemanymuchnativeregionspeciestwentiethwhaleswild of green charities called Rewilding Britain wants to return a agocrazydamsfarmfishingfloodingfuturegrouphuntersimportantlargelikemanymuchnativeregionspeciestwentiethwhaleswild area of Scotland to how it was a thousand years agocrazydamsfarmfishingfloodingfuturegrouphuntersimportantlargelikemanymuchnativeregionspeciestwentiethwhaleswild. The group wants forests and lost animals, birds and fish to return. One of the animals the group aims to put back into the agocrazydamsfarmfishingfloodingfuturegrouphuntersimportantlargelikemanymuchnativeregionspeciestwentiethwhaleswild is the wolf. This died out in Britain in 1680 after agocrazydamsfarmfishingfloodingfuturegrouphuntersimportantlargelikemanymuchnativeregionspeciestwentiethwhaleswild and farmers killed them all. Other agocrazydamsfarmfishingfloodingfuturegrouphuntersimportantlargelikemanymuchnativeregionspeciestwentiethwhaleswild that could return to Scottish mountains, rivers and seas include the lynx (a wild cat), beavers, bison, sea eagles, bluefin tuna and grey agocrazydamsfarmfishingfloodingfuturegrouphuntersimportantlargelikemanymuchnativeregionspeciestwentiethwhaleswild. The charities want the government to return one- agocrazydamsfarmfishingfloodingfuturegrouphuntersimportantlargelikemanymuchnativeregionspeciestwentiethwhaleswild of the country to its natural state. The area it wants is the United Kingdom's cleanest agocrazydamsfarmfishingfloodingfuturegrouphuntersimportantlargelikemanymuchnativeregionspeciestwentiethwhaleswild. It hopes agocrazydamsfarmfishingfloodingfuturegrouphuntersimportantlargelikemanymuchnativeregionspeciestwentiethwhaleswild of this can happen by the year 2030.

Not everyone thinks the reintroduction of animals agocrazydamsfarmfishingfloodingfuturegrouphuntersimportantlargelikemanymuchnativeregionspeciestwentiethwhaleswild the wolf and lynx is a good idea. Farmers are worried it would cause them agocrazydamsfarmfishingfloodingfuturegrouphuntersimportantlargelikemanymuchnativeregionspeciestwentiethwhaleswild problems. A farmer's group said it was a agocrazydamsfarmfishingfloodingfuturegrouphuntersimportantlargelikemanymuchnativeregionspeciestwentiethwhaleswild idea to bring back predators to the country because they would start killing agocrazydamsfarmfishingfloodingfuturegrouphuntersimportantlargelikemanymuchnativeregionspeciestwentiethwhaleswild animals. They also say that agocrazydamsfarmfishingfloodingfuturegrouphuntersimportantlargelikemanymuchnativeregionspeciestwentiethwhaleswild built by beavers would increase the risk of agocrazydamsfarmfishingfloodingfuturegrouphuntersimportantlargelikemanymuchnativeregionspeciestwentiethwhaleswild farmland, while sea eagles kill lambs. Rewilding Britain spokeswoman Rebecca Wrigley said: "Re-wilding is really for everyone who cares about our agocrazydamsfarmfishingfloodingfuturegrouphuntersimportantlargelikemanymuchnativeregionspeciestwentiethwhaleswild." She added: "Our ecosystems need us." Ms Wrigley said it was agocrazydamsfarmfishingfloodingfuturegrouphuntersimportantlargelikemanymuchnativeregionspeciestwentiethwhaleswild to re-wild Britain for, " agocrazydamsfarmfishingfloodingfuturegrouphuntersimportantlargelikemanymuchnativeregionspeciestwentiethwhaleswild forests to regenerate" and to give "the seas a chance to recover from industrial agocrazydamsfarmfishingfloodingfuturegrouphuntersimportantlargelikemanymuchnativeregionspeciestwentiethwhaleswild".