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

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