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Protecting Earth’s Legacy
At a time when the global biodiversity crisis and climate change persist, World Heritage Sites (areas of special importance as recognized by UNESCO of the United Nations) represent an international model that incessantly reminds us about the wonder and uniqueness of...
The eye-opening effect of your donations to WILD
$1 already protects 6 acres of elephant habitat – just imagine what $340,000 will accomplish Wilderness needs you. Maximize your investment in wilderness and help WILD meet its end of the year fundraising goal – $340,000 for a wilder planet! I bet you think doing...
Memories of wilderness: past, present & future
Who doesn’t have a memory or two from childhood about an incredible wilderness experience? My childhood was blessed by wilderness – and it is important that children now, and in the future, have the same opportunities. I think back to my favorite outdoor adventures....
I Am The WILD Half
Across the Earth, the campaign for wilderness and the preservation of our wild spaces is on the move. From Alberta’s recent decision to establish a wildlife corridor between the Montana border and Banff, to the creation in 2014 of the Pacific Remote Islands National...A New WILD: The Final Piece
Part III of our New WILD Story is now complete and our team is thrilled to share this third and final piece that pulls it all together: a brand new online presence for our story going forward. WILD has accomplished much in the past 40+ years with the support of many...A New WILD, Part II
“Around a campfire, in the iMfolozi Wilderness of South Africa…our story began.” We’ve had the absolute pleasure of working with Dom Nero and Magnalux Pictures to create the second piece of our New WILD Story. This short video energetically shares...
A New WILD, Part I
As fallen leaves begin to outline our trails here in Colorado’s autumn, WILD prepares for its next season by writing the introduction to a new chapter. We have not one, but THREE exciting announcements to share with you in the next two weeks. Here’s Part I of...
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 native leaders in mainstream wildlands conservation. Kayapo spokepersons participated in and have since become a valued...
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 of our commitment to wilderness conservation in a way that is both infectiously informative and heartfelt. We’re...