About Us
Rewild transforms traditional spaces into thriving, self-sustaining ecosystems. From lush, biodiverse lawns to dense Miyawaki forests, we work with nature to restore balance and create impactful landscapes for properties of all sizes.
Why We Do This
Mission
To transform landscapes into eco-friendly, self-sustaining habitats. By expanding into projects like Miyawaki forests and permaculture designs, we create spaces that honor biodiversity and capture carbon—helping to heal the planet one yard at a time.
Vision
A world where humanity replenishes rather than depletes, working in harmony with nature to restore balance and ensure a sustainable future for generations to come
Values
Respect for the land and the ecosystems we restore.
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Action-oriented solutions that create thriving, biodiverse spaces.
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A commitment to sustainability, accessibility, and community.
Meet the Team
Andrew Burns
Andrew Burns, a proud veteran and practicing chiropractor, combines his deep appreciation for nature with a passion for rewilding and forestry. Inspired by the potential to restore balance between humans and the environment, Andrew founded Rewild to transform traditional spaces into thriving, self-sustaining ecosystems. Through innovative practices like lawn rewilding and Miyawaki forests, he is committed to creating impactful, biodiverse landscapes that honor the land and inspire sustainable stewardship.
Doug Crouch
Trained as both a Permaculture Designer and Fish and Wildlife Manager, Doug has extensive knowledge surrounding landscape planning and food production systems. This regenerative design and implementation work spans the globe ranging in contexts and climates including tropical agro-forestry, Mediterranean organic gardening, and temperate suburban edible landscaping. Incorporating this knowledge and experience into sustainability educational programming has now become Doug’s main focus as he continues his ecological design and holistic development at Treasure Lake