Solar lights up the Amazon
At our 8th World Wilderness Congress in 2005 (Anchorage, Alaska), WILD launched the Native Lands and Wilderness Council to ensure the inclusion of...
The Rap Guide to Wilderness: Connecting people to nature with MUSIC!
Recently we’ve been working with Canadian rapper Baba Brinkman to create the Rap Guide to Wilderness- a hip-hop album that captures the spirit...
WILD at the IUCN World Parks Congress
The IUCN World Parks Congress (WPC) meets only once every 1o years. In the coming days, five of WILD’s program leaders and other close...
Team Rhino: Conservation Groups Unite for World Rhino Day
Since the day The WILD Foundation was born in the African wilderness, we’ve dedicated a tremendous amount of time and energy to protecting...
Wild!
Photos and blog by Geoff Dalglish Wild … it is arguably my favourite word and it is both a delicious state of being and an enticing place. I...
Conservation Photography: The Big Picture
We can be nature’s eyes. Conservation photography has been a long-time medium for furthering environmental issues and success...
Partnership extended between Rewilding Europe and WILD
The WILD Foundation and Rewilding Europe have extended their partnership by signing a ‘Collaborative Conservation Agreement’ for 2014-2015. The...
Advancing Ocean Conservation: Marine Wilderness 10+10 Project
Recently launched by way of an international workshop in Imperial Beach, California, the Marine Wilderness 10+10 (MW10+10) Project is bringing to...
Biomatrix Water: Bringing nature back to cities
WILD is pleased to announce our partnership, through our WILD Cities Project, with Biomatrix Water! Biomatrix is an ecological design, education...
The Big Crane Migration to Small Town Nebraska
One of the greatest migrations in all of North America was taking place as I raced eastward away from the setting sun. I was leaving behind...
Vietnamese pop duo to help stop horror of rhino poaching
WILD works to protect wildlife, especially in Africa and with iconic species, in numerous ways, from direct anti-poaching to community-based...
Chicago WILD Cities Workshop
The WILD Cities Project is striving to create a new concept of urbanism where nature is a valued aspect of our world’s cities. To accomplish this...
Keeping up with the ever-changing world of social media
If you are an avid follower of WILD’s communications, then you’re familiar with the ways that we share our updates. We post directly to...
In Celebration of Rewilding Europe
WILD/Wilderness Conservation Painting Expeditions Silent, motionless, perched on a ledge at Las Batuecas (Spain), intent on capturing nuances of...
Powered by Pachamama
By Geoff Dalglish, Trail to Salamanca “Earth Pilgrim” Geoff Dalglish and others hiked the Trail to Salamanca from Geneva, 2500km (1500 miles) across...
Rhino Protection Update
In May of 2011, The Wilderness Foundation (SA), with the support of The WILD Foundation & Wilderness Foundation (UK), launched the Forever Wild...
In Memoriam: Elizabeth Dlamini
On January 1, 2000 Carol Batrus traveled to a remote Zulu village to launch a joint community development /environmental awareness /land...
Project Noah: Calling all nature nerds!
Finally, we have an interactive, online identification platform for wild nature: Project Noah! How can we use it, you ask? Well, read on and I’ll...
Friends of the Red Wolf
I’m very excited to announce that The WILD Foundation is partnering with my newly-founded Friends of the Red Wolf organization. The Friends...
Natural Numbers: The Value of the Planet in Minutes
We are pleased to announce this new initiative led by WILD Foundation Trustee, Jaime Rojo: Natural Numbers! Jaime is a photographer, conservationist...