The UK government has introduced the Wildlife-Rich Habitat Fund (WRHF), allocating £30 million over three years to restore wetlands, peatlands, and national parks across England. The initiative aims to reverse biodiversity loss and improve carbon sequestration to help meet national environmental targets. While the fund supports conservation charities and landowners, industry reports suggest a significant funding gap, with some estimates indicating a need for £500 million annually to reach government goals. The program is part of the broader Wild Again strategy to protect 30% of land for nature by 2030.
