Projects
Our collaborative projects support and make visible a global community of rewilders working on the ground to restore our planet’s most threatened ecosystems.
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Mekong River Basin Restoration
- Cambodia
The Mekong River Basin Restoration Programme addresses threats like habitat loss and deforestation, aiming to restore ecological health and biodiversity while supporting livelihoods. Key actions include wetland restoration, native species reintroduction, and promoting sustainable fisheries, regenerative agriculture and ecotourism. The program fosters community engagement and resilience, ensuring a sustainable future for the Mekong’s people and wildlife. -
Sampriti: Empowering Women, Restoring Landscapes
- India
The Sampriti program in Assam, India, unites indigenous women in a rural sisterhood, blending rewilding field schools, tree planting, wildlife protection, and cultural events for coexistence, entrepreneurship, and habitat restoration. -
Rewilding Stara Planina
- Serbia
Stara Planina is Serbia’s sprawling treasure trove of biodiversity and cultural heritage nestled within majestic mountains. This project will conduct a landscape-level restoration of mosaic forests and semi-natural grasslands. This will help revive natural dynamics, increase biodiversity and improve connectivity among habitat fragments. The project also seeks to promote the sustainable development of local livelihoods based on ecotourism and regenerative agriculture. -
Youth Ecosystem Restoration Curriculum
- Global
The UN Decade Restoration Challenge 6.2 aims to empower #GenerationRestoration by addressing the gap in youth education on critical environmental issues. Through an interactive Ecosystem Restoration Curriculum, tailored for ages 10–16 and 18–35, it provides science-based knowledge to equip young people to tackle the environmental challenges of their generation, aligning with the UN Decade Action Plan. -
Hargila Army – women saving the Greater Adjutant Stork
- India
Purnima Devi Barman’s Hargila Army of local women protect the critically endangered Greater Adjutant Stork in rural Assam, India. The project aids women’s livelihoods and restores habitat through planting trees and wetland restoration. -
Ecosystem restoration curriculum for students and young professionals
- Global
Responding to the call of the UN Decade on Ecosystem Restoration, this project will develop an interactive Ecosystem Restoration Curriculum. The project will empower students and young professionals worldwide to address the triple environmental crisis: biodiversity loss, climate change and pollution.
