Wild, was an exhibition that explored our relationship with the natural world and unique approaches to environmental recovery. Opening in June the exhibition looked at how people were creating, rebuilding and repairing connections with nature, and how we could tackle the climate and biodiversity crisis by making the world more wild.

 Visitors were introduced to five wild places across the globe and hear a diverse range of voices, from Aboriginal elders to researchers and community activists, to discover how they are all looking to ‘wild’ for a more positive future. In one case, the restoration of traditional practices in helping to heal both the land and the people. In others, biodiversity has exploded where farmland has been rewilded and the reintroduction of animal species is helping to restore ecological balance.