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
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(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
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in Asia
39
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Central & South America
49
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in Africa
4
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in the
Middle East
14
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in Oceana
+34
Global / Multi-Continent Partners
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Latest Alliance Partners who joined us
Sango Nature Project: A Rewilding Story Three Decades in the Making
Aerial view of Sango. Photo credit: Sango Nature Project.Over the course of 30 years Sango Nature Project has rewilded the Sango Nature Reserve, reintroducing several species and restoring ecological processes through rigorous, science-based rewilding, with climate,...
NACRES: What does Rewilding look like in Georgia and the wider Caucasus?
Credit: NACRESNACRES (Centre for Biodiversity Conservation & Research) protects and restores biodiversity across Georgia and the South Caucasus. Founded in 1989, NACRES combats "empty forest syndrome" by reintroducing keystone species like the critically...
Anambas Foundation: Rewilding the unique Archipelago in Indonesia – Above, Below, Beyond
Credit: Anambas FoundationThe Anambas Foundation, operating across Indonesia's Anambas Islands, implements an integrated "Ridge to Reef" rewilding model that unites land, sea, and local communities. Operating within a 1.2-million-hectare Marine Recreational Park,...
Rhino Ark : Bringing back the iconic browsers to Kenya
Black Rhino - an important species in the mountain forest habitats where Rhino Ark works. Photo credit: Rhino Ark.Rhino ARK works across Kenya's mountain forests to protect keystone species, restore ecological processes and empower local communities. Starting with the...
Guanacaste Dry Forest Conservation Fund: Restoring a Forest, Protecting 2.6% of Earth’s Biodiversity
An Olive Ridley Sea Turtle in ACG. Photo credit: Mayra Bonilla.Área de Conservación Guanacaste (ACG), a UNESCO World Heritage Site in northwestern Costa Rica, protects an estimated 2.6% of Earth's biodiversity - an astonishing concentration of life found in one...
Sustainable Daisen: Rewilding Japan’s Rivers for the Ancient Giant Salamander
Japanese giant Salamander guarding eggs in its den. Capturing the image took years of preparation and planning. Photograph: Yukihiro Fukuda_TopOutImagesSustainable Daisen, the first Japanese partner in the Global Rewilding Alliance, is a non-profit dedicated to...
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...
