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Summary
  • 30+ Success History
9th World Wilderness Congress
  • WILD9, Merida, Mexico 2009
  • Kenton R. Miller Award
  • WILDyouth @ WILD9
8th World Wilderness Congress
  • USA - Alaska, 2005
7th World Wilderness Congress
  • South Africa, 2001
6th World Wilderness Congress
  • India, 1998
5th World Wilderness Congress
  • Norway, 1993
4th World Wilderness Congress
  • USA - Colorado, 1987
3rd World Wilderness Congress
  • Scotland, 1983
2nd World Wilderness Congress
  • Australia, 1980
1st World Wilderness Congress
  • South Africa, 1977

The World Wilderness Congress (WWC)

The WWC is the longest-running, public international environmental forum. It is a conservation project that creates coalitions, establishes timelines, sets objectives and achieves practical outcomes. Established in 1977, it has convened on eight occasions in 30 years to review progress, debate issues, announce results and celebrate the importance and vitality of wild nature.

WILD, Unidos para la Conservacion and many collaborating organizations, institutions and government agencies from Latin America and around the world are now planning for WILD9, the 9th World Wilderness Congress.   WILD9 will convene from 6-13 November in Merida, Mexico.  While WILD9 may last only a week, the impact will last forever.  Now is this time to get involved with these seven days that will change the world >>

WWC Success Stories:

Megaron Txukarramã’s 8WWC Story >>>

Alfred Sibango’s 8WWC Story >>>

Arthur Reinelt’s 8WWC Story >>




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