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Wilderness Network & Our Partners

The WILD Foundation is a proud founder member of The Wilderness Network, a consortium of independent, forward-thinking, like-minded organizations. The Wilderness Network is informed and inspired by the many decades of work in the African wilderness by WILD’s founder Ian Player and his mentor, Zulu elder Magqubu Ntombela.  Now, as a group of closely collaborating organizations with many partners and associates, The Wilderness Network works worldwide to:

  • Protect and sustain wilderness, wildlife and human communities
  • Promote the values and services provided by wildlands and seas
  • Provide wilderness-related information, education, experience and training

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The WILD Foundation (US) The Wilderness Leadership School (South Africa)

The Wilderness Foundation (UK)

Our Partners

WILD works in a collaborative manner, across borders and in many different languages. We work with local partners to ensure that projects are implemented according to local traditions, customs and manners. This approach gives our projects a grass-roots outlook with a larger support and knowledge network. Our collaborative approach leverages resources to ensure that over 90% of your donation directly supports programs.

Thank you to all of our partners and friends!

  • Bateleurs Flying for the Environment in Africa
  • Center for Large Landscape Conservation
  • Cheetah Conservation Fund
  • Earth University
  • Ecolife Expeditions
  • Edu-Peg
  • Global Environmental Facility
  • Global Response
  • Ikamva Labantu
  • International Conservation Caucus Foundation
  • International League of Conservation Photographers
  • International Union for the Conservation of Nature
  • Kissama Foundation
  • Peace Parks Foundation
  • Pan African Sanctuary Alliance
  • People and Nature Trust
  • Rare & Endangered Species Trust
  • Saiga Conservation Alliance
  • Save the Elephants
  • Shamwari Game Reserve
  • Sustaining the Wild Coast
  • Unidos para la Conservacion
  • Wilderness Action Group
  • Wilderness Associazione Italiana
  • Yellowstone to Yukon Conservation Initiative
Conservation Supporters and Partners
  • Cemex
  • Motive Collective, LLC
  • Pocketwatch Games, LLC
  • Heron Dance
  • Miss Maggie’s Earth Adventures

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