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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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.
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Global presence. Local impact
45
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in North America
75
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in Europe
46
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in Asia
39
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Central & South America
50
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in Africa
4
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in the
Middle East
15
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in Oceana
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Global / Multi-Continent Partners
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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...
Manaaki Kaimai Mamaku Trust: Restoring the Mauri of a significant New Zealand Forest
Pikopiko, young coiled fern fronds foraged for eating in Spring. Credit: Cam Neate for Manaaki Kaimai Mamaku TrustThe Manaaki Kaimai Mamaku Trust is a co-governed organization dedicated to restoring the mauri (life force) of the 37,000-hectare Kaimai Mamaku park in...
ORKCA: Rewilding Africa’s great migrations
Credits: ORKCAThe Orange River-Karoo Conservation Area (ORKCA) in southern Namibia is undertaking one of Africa’s largest transboundary rewilding projects, aiming to restore a landscape that was fragmented by farming and fencing. The project aims to bring back the...
Far & Few Luvhondo: Rewilding the Soutpansberg Mountains in South Africa
Giraffes in the bushes / Few and Far LuvhondoFew 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. Through...
WNPS PLANT: Forging Strategic Corridors for Endemic Protection in Sri Lanka
Credit: WNPS PLANTPreserving Land and Nature (PLANT) is a pioneering ecosystem restoration initiative in Sri Lanka, established in 2020 by the Wildlife and Nature Protection Society (WNPS), one of the world’s oldest conservation organisations. PLANT focuses on...
Broughton Sanctuary: Restoring our belonging to the land
Credit: Broughton Sanctuary Broughton Sanctuary is transforming over 1,030 hectares of former intensive sheep pasture into a diverse, resilient landscape in the UK. Since 2021, their Nature Recovery Programme has restored woodlands, meadows, wetlands and grasslands...
Sahara Conservation: The Historic Return of the Scimitar-Horned Oryx to the Sahel as a Symbol of Global Unity and National Pride
Credit: Habib Ali Hamit / Sahara ConservationThe Scimitar-Horned Oryx, extinct in the wild since the late 1980s, began its historic return to Chad's Sahel in March 2016. This success story, spearheaded by Sahara Conservation, the Government of Chad, and the...