Nature-based Solutions (NbS) was introduced in the late 2000s, primarily by international organizations such as the International Union for Conservation Nature (IUCN) and the World Bank. Its definitions have evolved since then but at its core remain the question: how can we solve human problems using nature?
The Mali Elephant Project illustrates that, to support their people, they can’t afford not to.
Happy World Rewilding Day! If you don’t already know, rewilding is a conservation practice that focuses on letting nature take care of itself.
Culture is the cornerstone and the essential building block of all human societies. The wealth and health of a culture is in its communication, and language is the basic currency.
Now recovering at home, Tashka Yawanawá gives us a brief update after a medical condition sent him to the hospital.
WILD is linking people around the world with the effort to restore traditional lands to the Yawanawa People. And you can help!
Because of the Mali Elephant Project people are able to help restore and protect elephant habitat in an economically and ecologically challenging context
Encouraging and strengthening young conservation leaders is absolutely essential if we are to achieve a just and sustainable future. Learn more about CoalitionWILD – WILD’s young conservation leader network.
You can help mobilize millions in defense of wild nature
The Most Efficient and Inexpensive Climate Solution Already Exists & You Can Help Protect It
