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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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Greenhood Nepal: Rewilding Minds and Habitats in the Himalayas and Beyond

Spotted Deer

Talarak Foundation: rewilding the West Visayan Big 5

People walking outdoors Ben Silcocks Argaty MSP Alasdair Allan

Scottish Rewilding Alliance: Building a Rewilding Nation

gloved hands planting a tree

International Tree Foundation: restoring the dynamic interactions between trees, wildlife and people

Woman in stream

Nature’s Rights: Laws to Scale Rewilding

Lighthouse at sunset

Chumbe Island Coral Park: The World’s First Self-Financed Marine Protected Area

Blue Hope Alliance: Rewilding Northwest Highland Coastlines

Masked booby bird overlooking the ocean

Rapa Nui Ocean Council, Koro Nui o Te Vaikava: the guardians of the Pacific Ocean weaving Culture and Stewardship for Living Oceans

For the Love of Wildlife - Micropitting

“This is magic” – Mimicking Marsupials to Heal Country in Western Australia

Braiding Sweetgrass - Robin Wall Kimmerer

Wilder Reads: A Review of ‘Braiding Sweetgrass’

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Pró-Onça Instituto: Protecting Jaguars and Empowering Women in Brazil

Green Sea Turtle Swimming Over Sandy Seabed, Kenya

Mariners for Action: Charting a New Course for Kenya’s Coastal Ecosystems

Close up of an Elephant with large tusks

Wild Tomorrow: Protecting Wildlife, Empowering Communities

Rewilding Patagonia Film

How Action-Focused Narratives Can Make Rewilding Accessible to Everyone

White bellied Pangolin curled up

Africa Nature Investors Foundation : Investing in West Africa’s wildernesses

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Fisheries and Marine Carbon Processes in the Context of Climate Change, a new report for World Ocean Day

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

Whales, Wolves, and Wild Comebacks: The Power of Rewilding | Alister Scott

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