Rewilding Report participates in affiliate programmes. This means we may earn a small commission when you purchase a product through a link on our site — at no additional cost to you. All editorial recommendations are made independently of these arrangements.
What Is an Affiliate Link?
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Our Affiliate Partners
| Partner | What we link to | Commission |
|---|---|---|
| Bookshop.org | Books on rewilding, ecology, and nature writing | 10% of sale price |
| Amazon Associates | Wildlife cameras, habitat kits, field guides, and nature equipment | 1–4% of sale price |
We will update this table as we add new affiliate partners in the future. Our current partners are Bookshop.org (affiliate ID: 124196) and Amazon Associates (store ID: rewildingrepo-20).
How We Choose What to Recommend
Every book and product we recommend on Rewilding Report is chosen on editorial merit — because we genuinely believe it is valuable to our readers. We do not recommend products simply because they have an affiliate programme, and we do not accept payment to feature products in our editorial content.
Our book and product recommendations are chosen by our editorial team based on quality, relevance to rewilding and ecological restoration, and reader value. The existence of affiliate relationships with Bookshop.org and Amazon Associates does not influence which books or products we choose to recommend.
How to Identify Affiliate Links
Affiliate links on Rewilding Report are marked with the HTML attribute rel="nofollow sponsored" in accordance with Google's guidelines. Book links in our Essential Reading sidebar and resource pages are affiliate links. Where a link is not an affiliate link, no special marking is applied.
Why We Use Affiliate Links
Rewilding Report is an independent publication with no external funding. Affiliate commissions, alongside newsletter revenue and occasional sponsored content, help us cover the costs of running the site — including hosting, research database maintenance, and content production. Supporting us through these links is a way to help keep quality rewilding journalism free and accessible.
FTC Compliance
In accordance with the United States Federal Trade Commission (FTC) guidelines on endorsements and testimonials, we disclose our affiliate relationships clearly on this page and at the point of recommendation where appropriate. If you have any questions about our affiliate arrangements, please contact us at info@rewildingreport.com.
Last updated: May 2025