Diver leaping for underwater survey. Credit: BHA / Sara Nason The Blue Hope Alliance is a Scottish coalition of citizens, fishers, and scientists dedicated to restoring inshore seas. Originating from a 2014 campaign that successfully banned bottom trawling and...
Credits: Tomasz Dutkiewicz Mariners for Action (MFA), led by Linus Owino, is a community-driven organization working along Kenya’s coastline to restore ecosystems and support local livelihoods. Mariners for Action addresses critical issues like industrial bottom...
Rambo, a habituated Elephant. Credit: Wild Tomorrow Wild Tomorrow is a South African rewilding organization operating in KwaZulu-Natal, dedicated to protecting endangered species and restoring vital ecosystems. Co-founded by John Steward and Wendy Hapgood, the group...
Credits: ANI The Africa Nature Investors Foundation (ANI) protects and rewilds Nigeria’s wildness, specifically Gashaka Gumti and Okomu National Parks. Through a Public-Private Partnership model, ANI co-manages these areas with the government, channeling private...
Simona, one of the monkeys in rehabilitation, enjoying a mango. Photo credit: CMRP. The Centro Mexicano de Rehabilitación de Primates (CMRP) rescues, rehabilitates, and releases endangered primates, including Spider and Howler Monkeys, in Mexico. Facing threats from...
Species return and nature recovers around the world. Credit from left to right: 1. Government of Kazakhstan 2. Wayne Lawler, Australian Wildlife Conservancy 3. Filippo Castellucci, Rewilding Europe 4. Island Conservation 5. Wayne Lawler, Australian Wildlife...
Closing diamond mine alone the lower Orange River / Rewild PangaeaRewild Pangaea, founded in 2025 by brothers Luca and Elias Kuhn von Burgsdorff addresses one of the great environmental challenges of the twenty-first century: what happens when mines close. As demand...
Virelles landscape view. Photo credit: O. Colinet.In the Parc National de l’Entre-Sambre-et-Meuse, Belgium, forests are being left to evolve freely again, rivers are reclaiming their natural courses, and species long absent are finding their way back. Covering more...
