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Picture credit: Peace Parks Foundation – Extensive rewilding efforts lead to successful Eland herd translocation to Zinave National Park, Mozambique

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Simona, one of the monkeys in rehabilitation, enjoying a mango. Photo credit: CMRP.

Centro Mexicano de Rehabilitación de Primates: Bringing Back the Swing and Howl to Mexico’s Forests

Dugong

Dugongs, the climate heroes that more than double the carbon capture & storage of Bahrain’s seagrass meadows

Asian Elephants. Credit: WRCS

Wildlife Research and Conservation Society: Science and Coexistence Across Western and Central India

Common Castor (Ariadne merione) Butterly. Credits: The Rewilders

The Rewilders: Restoring the Ancient Pulse of the Aravallis

Hornbill perched on a tree branch. Credit: Sahyadri Sankalp Society

Sahyadri Sankalp Society: Helping the Mountains and Their Dwellers Stand Tall

Hernán Povedano - Puma - PN Patagonia

Freyja Foundation: a legacy for the wild

Bumble Bee Release After Identification. Credit: Alex Bowman -WPC

Wildlife Preservation Canada: Durrell’s Legacy Lives On

In Saksfjed Vildmark, Tauros bulls have been released - the bull that is closest to the extinct aurochs. Photo: Hempel Fonden/Frederik Josefsen.

Saksfjed Wilderness: The Return of Giants to Denmark

Pikopiko, young coiled fern fronds foraged for eating in Spring. Credit_ Cam Neate for Manaaki Kaimai Mamaku Trust

Manaaki Kaimai Mamaku Trust: Restoring the Mauri of a significant New Zealand Forest

ORKCA Landscape. Credit: ORKCA

ORKCA: Rewilding Africa’s great migrations

Small herd of giraffes seen through the trees

Far & Few Luvhondo: Rewilding the Soutpansberg Mountains in South Africa

World Rewilding Day -Choose Our Future Credit: Rewilding Britain

How we can Choose Our Future: a tidal wave of action on World Rewilding Day

Sri Lankan amphibian on a leaf

WNPS PLANT: Forging Strategic Corridors for Endemic Protection in Sri Lanka

Barn Owl. Credit: Broughton Sanctuary

Broughton Sanctuary: Restoring our belonging to the land

Saiga Antelope herd, part of the Altyn Dala Conservation Initiative, Kazakhstan

Rewilding the World’s Rangelands

Scimitar-horned Oryx in the Wild. Credit_ Habib Ali Hamit _Sahara Conservation

Sahara Conservation: The Historic Return of the Scimitar-Horned Oryx to the Sahel as a Symbol of Global Unity and National Pride

Photo credit: Forêt & Naturalité.

Forêt & Naturalité: Restoring dynamic, thriving forests in Belgium

People walking in line carrying baskets on their heads. Credit: Forest First Samithi

Forest First Samithi: Empowering Local Tribal Communities as Guardians of the Ghats

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