WILD

View our 4-Star Charity Navigator Rating
  • Home
  • About
  • World Wilderness Congress
    • Accomplishments
    • WILD9
  • Field Projects
  • Policy & Research
  • Communications
  • Community
    • WILD Blog
    • WILDyouth
    • WILD Forum
    • WILD Calendar
    • WILD Media
  • Support
    • Donate
    • WILD Store
    • Get Involved
Communications
  • Overview
  • Wilderness Visionaries
  • The Matriarch - Nomkhubulwane
  • Wilderness Conservation Painting Expedition
  • Public Sculpture
  • Extreme Ice Survey
Publishing & Resources
  • Archive - Free Online Resources
  • Publications for Purchase
  • The WILD Writing Award
International Journal of Wilderness
  • IJW Homepage - Full Archive
  • Subscribe
  • Current Issue
WILD News
  • E-leaf – Our FREE Newsletter
  • Press Releases & Media

Communications

We publish and disseminate the latest wilderness information.

Conservation professionals, policy makers and the public need the best information available, delivered in a timely and easily understood manner, in order to protect and sustain wilderness.

Technical information is important. WILD also believes in art, and the power of the personal story, to inspire and inform conservation action.

To achieve maximum conservation impact, we use both time-honored and innovative new techniques in electronic, print, visual and mass-market strategies. For example, we pioneered The WILD Awards for Advertising in order to positively affect large-scale advertising, while also generating publications such as standard reference books and other targeted tools for policymakers and managers.

In addition to producing these tools, WILD utilizes several specific international strategies to assemble and disseminate the latest information and research methods on wilderness and wilderness protection:

• We work with our partners and colleagues who collaborate to achieve conservation goals of the World Wilderness Congresses (WWCs).

• We rely on the many professional networks that have been catalyzed and launched by the WWCs: The Native Lands and Wilderness Council, the Government Wilderness Seminar for Government Agencies, and the International League of Conservation Photographers, to name a few.

• Working with networks of artists, we inspire action, start conversations and celebrate wild-nature through painting, photography, sculpture and multi-media.



Copyright |Disclaimer |Privacy Statement |Bylaws & Articles of Incorporation |Terms of Use |Contact Us

We give special thanks to the numerous professional and amateur photographers, many of them from the International League of Conservation Photographers, who generously donate the use of their images. © 2003 – 2009 The WILD Foundation