Rewilding European Shorelines and Beyond

We promote the adaptation of the innovative conservation approach of 'rewilding' as a nature-based solution to restore Europe's intertidal areas.

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Where We Work

The REWRITE project's 10 demonstrators cover a range of climates and represent important coastal areas worldwide.
They help us study how climate and human activity affect intertidal soft sediment (ISS) seascapes, enhancing our understanding of these ecosystems and their response to environmental changes.
  1. Gyldensteen Coastal Lagoon
    Danmark

    Gyldensteen Coastal Lagoon

  2. Wadden Sea
    the netherlands

    Wadden Sea

  3. Essex Estuaries Complex
    The UK

    Essex estuaries complex

  4. Dublin Bay
    Ireland

    Dublin Bay

  5. Scheldt estuary
    belgium / The netherlands

    Scheldt estuary

  6. Loire Estuary
    France

    Loire Estuary

  7. Ria de Aveiro
    Portugal

    Ria de Aveiro

  8. Cádiz Bay
    Spain

    Cádiz Bay

  9. Fundy Bay
    Canada

    Fundy Bay

  10. San Francisco Bay
    USA

    Eden Landing Ecological Reserve

We are excited to lead the REWRITE project and embark on this innovative journey to restore and rewild European coastal zones. By bridging scientific knowledge and societal engagement, we aim to create a sustainable future where nature thrives, contributing to climate resilience and biodiversity support.

— Vona Méléder
Researcher at Nantes Université & Project Coordinator of REWRITE

Who We Are

  • 24 partners

  • 14 countries

  • 10 demo sites

We're a global consortium of 24 partners, spanning 14 countries in Europe, the USA, and Canada. Our work centers around 
10 demo sites, backed by a Scientific Cluster, Stakeholder Steering Committee, and an Advisory Board.

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Latest news and events

New REWRITE article published!
Mapping Microphytobenthic Biomass Using Cutting-Edge Remote Sensing
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5th ESP Europe Conference
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Ecosystem Services: One Planet, One Health
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Exciting PhD Opportunity on Marine Biogeochemistry with MICRO BENTOSExciting PhD Opportunity on Marine Biogeochemistry with MICRO BENTOS
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University of Twente Seeks Postdoctoral Researcher in Remote Sensing for Tidal Ecosystem Analysis
The University of Twente has opened an exciting opportunity for a Postdoctoral Researcher specializing in remote sensing to enhance our understanding of ecosystem functioning in tidal areas. As climate challenges and environmental changes increasingly impact coastal and tidal zones, this role will delve into critical research, aiming to improve sustainable practices and conservation efforts.
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