Picture credit: Gorongosa Restoration Project – One of Africa’s greatest wildlife restoration stories, showing us that people and wildlife can thrive together, Michael dos Santos
Acting together for nature & people to thrive
Our aim is to weave the tapestry of the movement – we find, convene, connect, incubate, enable and scale.
Alliance Partners
Countries involved
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Sq.km of ocean
(Figures updated September 2026)
The Global Rewilding Alliance, with a growing network of alliance partner rewilding organizations, is becoming a force to be reckoned with, one that’s become impossible to ignore.
Daniel Martin Eckhart – Author, Rewilder Weekly
Global presence. Local impact
46
Partners
in North America
78
Partners
in Europe
50
Partners
in Asia
39
Partners in
Central & South America
49
Partners
in Africa
4
Partners
in the
Middle East
14
Partners
in Oceana
+34
Global / Multi-Continent Partners
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Latest Alliance Partners who joined us
People’s Park for Nature: Rewilding for all
Credits: People's Park for NatureThe People’s Park for Nature (PPN) is a community-led rewilding initiative in East Sussex, UK, transforming spaces from tiny balconies to vast acreages into connected wildlife corridors. Guided by the principle "Shaped by people,...
Rewild Pangaea: from a diamond mining landscape to an indigenous rewilding site
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...
Parc National de l’Entre-Sambre-et-Meuse: Where Nature Brings People Together
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...
Jaguar Rescue Center : Rescue, Release, Restore – A Blueprint for Wildlife Rebounding in Costa Rica
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...
YIARI: Wildlife, Public Health & Rewilding in Indonesia
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...
Wildlands Network: Rewilding North America through Wildways
Wildlife underpass / Wildlands NetworkWildlands Network works across Canada, the United States and Mexico to create corridors for wildlife. Their work spans three decades, three nations and a coalition of stakeholders, focused on reigniting traditional migration...
Greenhood Nepal: Rewilding Minds and Habitats in the Himalayas and Beyond
Tortoise. Credit: Greenhood NepalGreenhood Nepal is a science-driven conservation organisation that stands today as a formidable guardian of Nepal’s unique and rich biodiversity. From Pangolins to Orchids, Yew trees to Freshwater Turtles and Tortoises, Greenhood...
Talarak Foundation: rewilding the West Visayan Big 5
Spotted Deer. Credit: Talarak FoundationThe Talarak Foundation in the Philippines is a leader in rewilding, notably through its management of the 300-hectare Bayawan Nature Reserve. The foundation’s captive breeding program has successfully reintroduced the "West...
