Today at WILD9 / Hoy en WILD9

WILD9 is a success! Over the 8 days of WILD9, we gathered together to THINK, FEEL and ACT.

WILD9 was opened by President Felipe Calderon, and attended by 1800 delegates from 50 countries, with 10,000 on-line participants from 100 countries. WILD9 conveyed an extraordinary atmosphere of hope and enthusiasm, hosted a diverse range of working session and featured a plenary program with world leaders such as Dr. Jane Goodall; Dr. Sylvia Earle; Dr Pavan Sukhdev; Chief Tashka Yawanawa; Grand Chief Samuel Gargan; numerous Ministers; the heads of land management agencies from North America and other regions; Heinz Center Director Dr. Thomas Lovejoy; Nobel laureate Mario Molina; Dr. Amory Lovins; Dr Exequiel Ezcurra; and many others.

Download the summary of WILD9 Accomplishments >

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See Photos of WILD9 >

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WILD10: Save the date!

February 3, 2012


WILD10, The 10th World Wilderness Congress , Salamanca, Spain, 4-10 October 2013!

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Florida Wildlife Corridor Expedition

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“Chasing Ice” receives Excellence in Cinematography Award for Documentary Films at Sundance!

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Protecting Wild Nature on Native Lands, Vol. II now available!

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