Rewilding is an ecological approach aimed at restoring wildness, not with the intention of returning nature to a former state, but to renew ecological processes. By extension, rewilding describes a condition in which things are allowed to reorganize themselves without a guiding hand, without imposing a fixed logic, form, or purpose. The aim is not to return to an original, primordial wildness, but rather to enable forces of life to emerge and unfold.