Speaker Announcement: Chief Arvol Looking Horse
The 12th World Wilderness Congress (WILD12) Executive Committee is thrilled to announce that Chief Arvol Looking Horse will lead the opening ceremony.
Call For Abstracts
We invite you to submit abstracts for individual presentations or full sessions that elevate the wilderness conservation work from your part of the world.
Q&A with Aiita Joshua Apamaku, Wildlife Biologist and National Geographic Young Explorer from Uganda
Join us as we delve into the lives of these passionate young advocates. Today, meet Aiita Joshua Apamaku, Wildlife Biologist and National Geographic Young Explorer from Uganda.
Mentawai Tribe’s Indigenous Wisdom in Conservation
Discover the Mentawai community through the lens of photographer Amy Vankanan—one of the oldest jungle Indigenous Peoples in Indonesia.
Q&A with Carly Leung, Entrepreneur, Climate Advocate, and Educator from Hong Kong
Join us as we delve into the lives of these passionate young advocates. Today, meet Carly Leung, Entrepreneur, Climate Advocate, and Educator from Hong Kong.
Q&A with Kevin Lunzalu, Marine Ecologist from Kenya
Join us as we delve into the lives of these passionate young advocates. Today, meet Kevin Lunzalu, Marine Ecologist from Kenya.
Call For Participation
You are invited to help us identify key themes for the Global Gathering on Knowledge, Wisdom, and Ways of Knowing to elevate the wilderness conservation work of all cultures and from all the world regions.
WILD12 Formal Announcement
12th World Wilderness Congress Announced, To Be Hosted by The Sicangu Lakota Treaty Council in He Sápa, the Black Hills
