In Saksfjed Vildmark, Tauros bulls have been released – the species closest to the extinct aurochs. Photo: Frederik Josefsen – Saksfjed Vidlmark / Hempel Foundation The Hempel Foundation’s The Wilderness in Denmark restores 2,500 ha of former farmland into...
Pikopiko, young coiled fern fronds foraged for eating in Spring. Credit: Cam Neate for Manaaki Kaimai Mamaku Trust The Manaaki Kaimai Mamaku Trust is a co-governed organization dedicated to restoring the mauri (life force) of the 37,000-hectare Kaimai Mamaku park in...
Credits: ORKCA The Orange River-Karoo Conservation Area (ORKCA) in southern Namibia is undertaking one of Africa’s largest transboundary rewilding projects, aiming to restore a landscape that was fragmented by farming and fencing. The project aims to bring back the...
Illustration credits: Rewilding Britain A different narrative is emerging: we can create a thriving future for both nature and people – and it is already being built around the world. Rewilding is one of the most powerful ways we get there. On 20 March 2026 –...
Credit: Broughton Sanctuary Broughton Sanctuary is transforming over 1,030 hectares of former intensive sheep pasture into a diverse, resilient landscape in the UK. Since 2021, their Nature Recovery Programme has restored woodlands, meadows, wetlands and grasslands...
Photo credit: Ocean Image Bank / Tom VierusTwo well-known facts: the ocean is responsible for an estimated one in two breaths, and is the planet’s largest carbon sink. But there is a less well-known fact: marine wildlife drive these processes. From Sharks, Whales and...
Tamandua. Credits: Jaguar Rescue CenterThe Jaguar Rescue Center in Costa Rica is a sanctuary dedicated to the rescue, rehabilitation, and rewilding of injured wildlife, including Monkeys, Reptiles, and Sloths. Founded by Encar García and Sandro Alviani, the center...
Credits: YIARI YIARI is a nonprofit organisation founded in 2008, operating across West Java and West Kalimantan (Borneo), Indonesia in collaboration with the Ministry of Forestry (MoF). With a team of nearly 300 people, YIARI has rescued, rehabilitated, and released...
