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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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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(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
48
Partners
in North America
79
Partners
in Europe
50
Partners
in Asia
40
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Central & South America
50
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in Africa
4
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in the
Middle East
14
Partners
in Oceana
+34
Global / Multi-Continent Partners
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Latest Alliance Partners who joined us
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...
Scottish Rewilding Alliance: Building a Rewilding Nation
Credit: Scottish Rewilding AllianceThe Scottish Rewilding Alliance is a coalition of over 20 organizations and individuals dedicated to restoring nature across Scotland. Founded in 2019, the group advocates for ambitious policy change, aiming to make Scotland the...
International Tree Foundation: restoring the dynamic interactions between trees, wildlife and people
Tree planting / International Tree Foundation The International Tree Foundation restores degraded landscapes by recognising that healthy forests depend on both trees and the wildlife and communities that sustain them. Working with local partners across East Africa,...
Chumbe Island Coral Park: The World’s First Self-Financed Marine Protected Area
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 the...
Blue Hope Alliance: Rewilding Northwest Highland Coastlines
Diver leaping for underwater survey. Credit: BHA / Sara NasonThe Blue Hope Alliance is a Scottish coalition of citizens, fishers, and scientists dedicated to restoring inshore seas. Originating from a 2014 campaign that successfully banned bottom trawling and dredging...
Rapa Nui Ocean Council, Koro Nui o Te Vaikava: the guardians of the Pacific Ocean weaving Culture and Stewardship for Living Oceans
Credits: Manukena Bird - Sebastian Yancovic PakaratiIn 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 community...
Pró-Onça Instituto: Protecting Jaguars and Empowering Women in Brazil
Credits: Instituto Pró-OnçaPró-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...
Mariners for Action: Charting a New Course for Kenya’s Coastal Ecosystems
Credits: Tomasz DutkiewiczMariners for Action (MFA), led by Linus Owino, is a community-driven organization working along Kenya’s coastline to restore ecosystems and support local livelihoods. Mariners for Action addresses critical issues like industrial bottom...
