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
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Alliance Partners
Countries involved
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(Figures updated May 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
45
Partners
in North America
75
Partners
in Europe
46
Partners
in Asia
39
Partners in
Central & South America
50
Partners
in Africa
4
Partners
in the
Middle East
15
Partners
in Oceana
+34
Global / Multi-Continent Partners
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Latest Alliance Partners who joined us
Africa Nature Investors Foundation : Investing in West Africa’s wildernesses
Credits: ANIThe 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...
Centro Mexicano de Rehabilitación de Primates: Bringing Back the Swing and Howl to Mexico’s Forests
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...
Wildlife Research and Conservation Society: Science and Coexistence Across Western and Central India
Asian Elephants. Credit: WRCSThe Wildlife Research and Conservation Society (WRCS) in India fosters human-wildlife harmony through community-based solutions. In areas of human-elephant conflict, they use low-cost methods like early alerts, chilli deterrents, and...
The Rewilders: Restoring the Ancient Pulse of the Aravallis
Common Castor (Ariadne merione) Butterly. Credits: The RewildersThe Rewilders, a Global Rewilding Alliance partner in India, are regenerating 1500 acres of fragmented, mined Aravalli landscapes into thriving ecosystems. Led by Vijay Dhasmana, their work at the...
Sahyadri Sankalp Society: Helping the Mountains and Their Dwellers Stand Tall
Hornbill perched on a tree branch. Credit: Sahyadri Sankalp SocietyThe Sahyadri Sankalp Society, operating in India’s Western Ghats, is a non-profit dedicated to integrating community prosperity with nature restoration in the UNESCO World Heritage Site. A central...
Freyja Foundation: a legacy for the wild
Credit: Hernán PovedanoThe Freyja Foundation is a charitable organization focused on large-scale rewilding and community empowerment in Patagonia, Argentina, and Chile. In Argentina’s Patagonia Park, they have helped transform over 180,000 hectares of degraded...
Wildlife Preservation Canada: Durrell’s Legacy Lives On
Bumble Bee Release After Identification. Credit: Alex Bowman - WPCWildlife Preservation Canada (WPC), established in 1985 by Gerald Durrell, is Canada's leading organization dedicated to preventing species extinction. WPC utilizes a hands-on, science-led "Durrell...
Saksfjed Wilderness: The Return of Giants to Denmark
In Saksfjed Vildmark, Tauros bulls have been released - the species closest to the extinct aurochs. Photo: Frederik Josefsen - Saksfjed Vidlmark / Hempel FoundationThe Hempel Foundation’s The Wilderness in Denmark restores 2,500 ha of former farmland into...