by Amy Lewis | Apr 2, 2018
Something alienates us from more meaningful days, even as it clamps down on our delight in life and gratitude for the wonder of nature. Can you guess what it is? Everywhere you go, it’s there, hidden in plain view. It’s carried on airwaves and spilling over the pages of magazines and newspapers.
by Amy Lewis | Feb 26, 2018
by Amy Lewis | Feb 19, 2018
by Amy Lewis | Dec 15, 2017
One by one, these individuals are using their diverse backgrounds to help us better understand what our wild neighbors need to thrive.
by Crista Valentino | Dec 14, 2017
There’s a video floating around YouTube that was shown to me years ago during a workshop on leadership. It’s of a crowd of people at an outdoor concert, most of which are lounging on blankets watching the show. The camera is focused on one man in particular, not far...
by Amy Lewis | Dec 6, 2017
U.S. House hearing on GOP bill opening all Wilderness areas to bikes and other wheeled contraptions is Thursday, December 7th For more information, please contact: Vance Martin, WILD Foundation, vance (at) wild.org Kevin Proescholdt, Wilderness Watch, 612-201-9266,...
by SusanCanney | Nov 30, 2017
by Amy Lewis | Nov 28, 2017
Lions, tigers, and pangolins, those dream-like creatures that hardly seem real and are daily becoming less so as they find themselves trafficked into extinction. The Amazon, India, and seventy dozen other landscapes that make possible a fitful coexistence between...
by Amy Lewis and Jackie Batrus | Oct 25, 2017
The Field Guide to Nature Needs Half, Part 4 Click here to find the previous installment of the Nature Needs Half Field Guide to the Kayapo Project. This is the fourth installment of a five-part series featuring a partner project in the Nature...
by Amy Lewis and Jackie Batrus | Oct 12, 2017
The Brazil nut comprises only a fraction of the international nut trade, but its impact for the individuals and communities who produce the nut is significant, and perhaps for the Kayapo more than others.
by Amy Lewis and Jackie Batrus | Oct 5, 2017
Kayapo Prowess – Could you defend a rainforest from deforestation without an iPhone? Read the first installment of the Nature Needs Half Field Guide to the Kayapo Project > This is the second installment of a four-part series featuring a...
by Amy Lewis and Jackie Batrus | Sep 28, 2017
Traditional Cultures & NGOs Ally to Prevent the Wholesale Deforestation of the Rainforest This is the first installment of a four-part series featuring a partner project in the Nature Needs Half Network. Each installment will run weekly, and every month we...
by Nomba Ganame | Sep 11, 2017
by Amy Lewis | Sep 8, 2017
Did you know that in the first half of 2017, WILD made it easier for people like you to help end the biodiversity crisis and halt the Sixth Great Extinction? You read that right! In April of this year WILD and the core members of the Nature Needs Half Network met for...
by Vance Martin | Sep 6, 2017
How often do you think about your relationship with China? If you’re anything like me before WILD launched the WILD China Project 18 months ago, probably not a lot. Even though we are all enmeshed in an intimate market-based relationship that we experience personally...
by Rory Young | Aug 11, 2017
by Emily Loose | Jul 28, 2017
The WILD Foundation’s closest “family” organization, and co-founder with us of Wilderness Foundation Global, is Wilderness Foundation Africa. WFA joined forces with Peace Parks Foundation, Olsen Animal Trust and SOUL Music & Performing Arts Academy in a very...
by SusanCanney | Jul 24, 2017
by Amy Lewis | Jul 20, 2017
Flashbay, a global company specializing in customized technology products that promote paperless working, is announcing an important new partnership with the WILD Foundation and the Kayapo Project, which will strengthen the defense of the Amazonian rainforest and a...
by SusanCanney | Jul 3, 2017