In a Global Rewilding Communicators Network session, Robert Langkjær-Bain of Imagine5 shared how human-centered storytelling can help connect with new audiences. By sharing stories that resonate, grounded in culture, with accessible language, and spotlighting unexpected and relatable messengers, we can show that a wilder world is the most exciting future we can build together. By meeting people where they are, we can make rewilding feel relevant, accessible, and actionable for many. We’re sharing practical tips to make it happen.

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The Global Rewilding Communicators Network aims to connect communicators active in the rewilding movement from all around the world. The focus of this session was on ‘how to build the network effects within the rewilding movement’. Go ‘behind the scenes’ and find our summary of the main takeaways in this article.

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The Global Rewilding Communicators Network, an initiative by the Global Rewilding Alliance, aims to connect communicators active in the rewilding movement from all around the world. Our goal is to unite people across the movement, share best practices, highlight upcoming events, celebrate successes, and foster connections to better support one another. This article outlines all of the stories, ideas and next steps from the call.

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