A Toolkit for Wild Ways: Influencing Rewilding Behaviour In London's Gardens

This toolkit presents participatory research conducted for the Wild Ways study and implemented through the Rewild My Street urban-rewilding campaign, with support from London Met Lab’s CARES research centre. The toolkit introduces London Met Lab, CARES, Rewild My Street and Wild Ways, before summarising methods and findings from each of the study’s four stages.

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London Met Repository (London Metropolitan University)
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2026-04-17
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.19633880
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Environmental Philosophy and Ethics
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A Toolkit for Wild Ways: Influencing Rewilding Behaviour In London's Gardens

Siân Moxon, Justin Webb
London Met Repository (London Metropolitan University)
Environmental Philosophy and Ethics
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A Toolkit for Wild Ways: Influencing Rewilding Behaviour In London's Gardens

Siân Moxon, Justin Webb
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Abstract

This toolkit presents participatory research conducted for the Wild Ways study and implemented through the Rewild My Street urban-rewilding campaign, with support from London Met Lab’s CARES research centre. The toolkit introduces London Met Lab, CARES, Rewild My Street and Wild Ways, before summarising methods and findings from each of the study’s four stages.

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