In a world facing environmental challenges, individuals like Steve Misati emerge as beacons of hope, leading the charge for marine conservation and climate justice. Hailing from Mombasa, Kenya, Steve is not just a dedicated Marine Conservationist but also a fervent Climate Justice Advocate and Environmental Defender.
At WILD, our team spends a lot of time encouraging you to use your voice. We believe that wilderness cannot flourish when its advocates remain silent.
Join Luna Rosa Soriano Yawanawá, WILD’s Yawanawá Cultural Liaison Intern, as she shares the fascinating origin story of the Yawanawá People.
Meet Tori Pfaeffle, WILD’s Development and Administrative Associate, a nature conservation professional helping make the world a better place.
Nothing short of a global swarm of people flocking with the swift, bold grace of starlings will save our life sphere and the millions of species who live here with us.
Explore the Yawanawá culture and community through this Q&A with Luna Rosa Soriano Yawanawá, WILD’s Yawanawá Cultural Liaison Intern.
Discover the remarkable work of Prativa Kaspal, a passionate conservationist from Nepal. Her project focuses on preserving the critically endangered Chinese and Indian pangolins, which are facing severe threats due to overhunting and habitat loss. Through her dedication and participation in the CoalitionWILD EXCELerator program, Prativa is making a significant impact on pangolin conservation while inspiring others to join the cause.
Meet Maddy Miller, WILD’s Development and Administrative Associate, a nature conservation professional helping make the world a better place.
Through her remarkable journey, she has worked tirelessly to protect and rehabilitate various species worldwide. Her latest project focuses on the reintroduction of manatees to Guadeloupe, a French island in the Lesser Antilles. This article explores Natalia’s background, her profound connection to wildlife, and the captivating efforts she is making to restore the delicate balance of Guadeloupe’s ecosystems.
Ange-Marie Nicodème Esse, a dedicated community health advocate from Benin, has been spearheading an Environment-Health education project to address the chronic insalubrity and poor hygienic conditions faced by the populations living on the edges of the lagoon shore of Cotonou.
