Chumbe lighthouse at sunset. Credit: Kozanow Productions. Chumbe Island delivers benefits for biodiversity, climate resilience and livelihoods through effective management and self-sustenance. Established in 1994, Tanzania’s first Marine Protected Area became...
Credits: Manukena Bird – Sebastian Yancovic Pakarati In the Pacific Ocean, the Rapa Nui Marine Protected Area (MPA) exemplifies indigenous leadership in marine conservation. Established in 2017, it covers over 729,000 km² and is co-managed by the Rapa Nui...
Credits: Instituto Pró-Onça Pró-Onça Instituto, in the vast Cerrado Savanna, on the edge of the Atlantic Forest, protects and rewilds Jaguars, the web of life they influence and ecosystem-wide processes they drive. Through four partnerships around Pireneus State Park...
Giraffes in the bushes / Few and Far Luvhondo Few and Far Luvhondo is committed to protecting over 20,000 ha of South African landscape, some of which is part of the ‘Vhembe Biosphere Reserve’ that was designated in 2009 as a UNESCO biosphere reserve....
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...
