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Rewilding the next generation of antibiotics—nature’s call to one of medicine’s biggest crises.

If healthy ecosystems support medical innovation, then restoration isn’t just conservation—it’s health policy.

Rewilding restores ecosystems. Can it also restore the lost potential for medical discovery?

The crisis of antibiotic resistance isn’t just medical—it’s ecological, global, and deeply human.

When we picture scientific explorers searching for new medicines, we often imagine the tropics —think again!

When scientists from different worlds begin to collaborate, nature’s full potential for healing comes into focus.

Rewilding isn’t only about bringing nature back. It’s about bringing disciplines and people together to create real solutions.

Protecting ecosystems is not just an act of environmental stewardship—it’s an act of preventive medicine.

Nature’s pharmacy isn’t limited to untouched wilderness — it may also be returning in the places we’ve restored.