The specialized book "Biodiversity and Rewilding in Conservation Law" offers a comprehensive analysis of the legal, political, and practical aspects in the context of the climate crisis. Edited by Oliver C. Ruppel, Gerhard Schnedl, and Mario Walcher, it highlights the challenges and opportunities arising from the necessity to protect biodiversity and promote rewilding projects. The authors discuss current developments in conservation law and their impacts on environmental policy. This work is aimed at professionals, students, and interested parties who wish to engage with the legal frameworks and practical implementation of conservation measures. It provides valuable insights into the intersections between law, environment, and society and is an indispensable reference for anyone addressing the challenges of the climate crisis.