Windows each year
Two rounds a year, typically summer and new year. The funder’s page doesn’t say whether one is open now.
Not open to projects in
It takes projects in Britain (England, Wales and Scotland): United Kingdom.
The facts, in the funder’s words
- How to apply
Apply directly
When a call is open, eligible applicants apply to the funder or the organisation running the call.
Complete the application form for the Rewilding Innovation Fund when the next round is open. Source: rewildingbritain.org.uk · rewilding innovation fundChecked 2 November 2026.
- Amount
Up to £15,000 GBP
Majority of grants expected under £10,000.
Funding for up to £15,000* will be considered. We expect the majority of grants to be less than £10,000. Source: rewildingbritain.org.uk · rewilding innovation fundChecked 2 November 2026.
- Where
Britain (England, Wales and Scotland):
United Kingdom
✓ Includes
✕ Doesn’t include
More grants in United Kingdom and Europe.
based in Britain (England, Wales and Scotland) Source: rewildingbritain.org.uk · rewilding innovation fundChecked 2 November 2026.
- Who can apply
Community groups, Government bodies, Individuals and NGOs
You're a member of the Rewilding Network. This includes, but is not limited to, community, private and public landowners and managers of rewilding areas on the land and sea. Source: rewildingbritain.org.uk · rewilding innovation fundChecked 2 November 2026.
- Rounds
Fixed rounds with deadlines
Projects have two opportunities to apply for funding through the Rewilding Innovation Fund each year, in the new year and summer. Source: rewildingbritain.org.uk · rewilding innovation fundChecked 2 November 2026.
- Co-funding required
Not found on the pages we read
- Restoration approach
Natural regeneration, Community conservation and Coasts and oceans
Our classification, from the funder’s description of what it supports.
More grants for forests, coasts and communities.
The call
Not clear from the pageNext round
Call pageCalls for other countries
Ready to apply to Next round?Check the call page
What the funder asks grantees to report
- Reporting
Supported projects report on their progress every quarter and share stories and lessons learnt with the Rewilding Network and the public.
All supported projects must measure and report on their progress every quarter. All successful applicants must agree to share stories and lessons learnt for the wider Rewilding Network and for the public. Source: rewildingbritain.org.uk · rewilding innovation fundChecked 2 November 2026.
From the builders of this site: Restoration Scope makes software for reporting to funders like this one.
Something wrong?
Every fact above links to the page we read it from. If a deadline, amount or rule has changed, tell us and we will check it against the funder’s page.
Both open an email to contact@naturefunding.org with this listing filled in. Listings can’t be bought.