The UK has lost half its wildlife.

Adopt a plot

You can be a rewilder without being a landowner

By adopting a plot you will:

Support a 3 acre project

Our first site is in mid-Wales and part of a Wildlife Trust. You will receive updates on how the landscape and wildlife changes.

Choose a unique 3m by 3m tile

Choose your own tile to adopt and be part of our wild mosaic. We use what3words so you can pinpoint your exact location.

See the restoration work you fund

Your subscription will be funding restoration work. We will show you what this does and the change it creates.

See how it works

"Shout out to Jon Conradi and his beautiful business Wild Mosaic. I decided to invest in Wild Mosaic earlier this year as one of my giving forward projects for nature."

Jannine

"I’m so excited by the project and it brings a lot of optimism. I hope more and more people discover the brilliant work you are doing."

Adele

"A brilliant initiative to engage all in the regeneration of nature through a subscription scheme with the opportunity to follow the evolution of one's tile"

Muryel

Adopt a plot

Choose between an annual or monthly subscription:

Annual subscription

£59 a year


Our best value subscription

🌱 Follow the 3 acre site
🌱 Choose a unique 3m x 3m tile
🌱 See the restoration work you fund

Start restoring!

Monthly subscription

£5.99 a month


Try, and cancel at any time

🌱 Follow the 3 acre site
🌱 Choose a unique 3m x 3m tile
🌱 See the restoration work you fund

Start restoring!

Follow our blog to find out more:

Why a business?

05/05/2023
One of the questions people ask is 'why is Wild Mosaic a business?'. Many others assume it's a charity.
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Livestock and rewilding

01/04/2023
Sheep are a problem. But other livestock can help. A little bit about how different animals can hinder or help restoration.
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Wild Isles and the 'People's Plan for Nature'

01/04/2023
The Wild Isles is a BBC nature programme narrated by David Attenborough, that shows that there is the potential for wonderful wildness on our doorstep. This theme is also taken up by the 'People'sPlan for Nature'.
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