We are dedicated to conserving large and connected landscapes globally significant to wildlife and crucial to local communities. Our environmental conservation strategy is to empower communities, conservationists, Indigenous Peoples, ranchers, foresters, fisherfolk, and government agencies to protect habitats for wide-ranging wildlife. To meet the challenges of scale and complexity, WildLandscapes is science-based, collaborative, efficient, and entrepreneurial.
Review our current biodiversity conservation projects.
Review our current biodiversity conservation projects.
Ecosystems function as interconnected networks and their health depends on preserving these vital connections. Some species, like large mammals and predators, require large ranges in order to survive. Others, like ducks and geese, need to migrate seasonally in order to reproduce. And as the planet gets hotter and ecosystems change, all species will rely on migration corridors to move to more suitable locations where they can adapt to the climate crisis. Thriving ecosystems also underpin thriving human societies and economies, providing essential ecosystem services such as clean water, fertile soils, pollination, and climate regulation that directly benefit human well-being.
While all conservation efforts are important, WildLandscapes focuses on projects that tackle large-landscape conservation. These initiatives, though complex and challenging, offer endangered and vulnerable species the greatest chance of long-term survival. Large-scale projects require careful coordination across diverse stakeholders, including Indigenous groups, local communities, government agencies, private landowners, and conservation organizations, and the equitable balancing of different priorities and agendas. Varied terrain and land use - spanning farms, cities, protected areas, and wilderness - add further complexity, as do the regulatory and political hurdles across jurisdictions. Despite the risks, we believe that working at scale is essential for preserving ecosystems as a whole and achieving the most meaningful impact for nature and people.
Stories and updates from the field.
Stories and updates from the field.
As we close another remarkable year, we reflect on the milestones, challenges, and stories that have shaped our journey in 2024. This year has been a testament to the power of collaboration and the enduring commitment to safeguarding our planet’s most precious landscapes.
We’re taking a moment to celebrate the people, projects, and progress that have defined the past year - and looking ahead to the exciting opportunities and challenges of 2025. Thank you for being an essential part of our mission.
We are honored to welcome Curtis Osceola, Chief of Staff for the Miccosukee Tribe of Indians of Florida, to our Board of Directors. A tireless advocate for Everglades restoration and Tribal sovereignty, Curtis has been instrumental in advancing initiatives that safeguard Indigenous lands, integrate cultural heritage with modern conservation, and strengthen community well-being. With expertise in legal strategy, policy, and cross-sector collaboration, Curtis’s leadership will be invaluable in guiding our mission to empower Indigenous communities and drive sustainable conservation efforts in Florida and beyond.
We are proud to share that Dr. Bibhab Kumar Talukdar, CEO and Secretary General of Aaranyak, our partner in Northeast India, has been nominated for the 2025 Indianapolis Prize, the "Nobel Prize of Animal Conservation." This honor recognizes his decades of dedication to protecting endangered species and critical habitats. Bibhab's visionary leadership continues to inspire global conservation efforts, and we celebrate this well-deserved recognition of his incredible work.
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Explore our work around the globe.
Interactive project Maps
Explore our work around the globe.
Your support helps preserve wildlife and the landscapes they inhabit.
Your support helps preserve wildlife and the landscapes they inhabit.
Our focus is on conserving and restoring globally significant landscapes that create the connectivity vital for biodiversity and climate resilience. Unrestricted donations are essential to keeping our small, nimble team operational. Being lean and efficient allows us to make quick decisions and respond effectively to urgent conservation needs.
Your support enables us to work with multiple partners in the field, providing the help they need to achieve their goals and drive impactful projects. From connecting landscapes and creating wildlife corridors to protecting biodiversity, improving water quality, and supporting local communities, your donation fuels the critical work that keeps conservation moving forward.
We are excited to announce the development of WildLandscapes East Africa - an extension of WildLandscapes International, which will enhance our ability to operate on the ground, enabling faster, more effective funding in full compliance with Kenya's regulations. With this strengthened local presence, we will be even more impactful in supporting wildlife corridors, biodiversity conservation, and community-driven initiatives. We expect WildLandscapes East Africa to be operational in the coming months, marking a significant step forward in our efforts across this extraordinary region.
Every contribution helps us sustain these efforts and continue "coloring the map green."
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Wild Landscapes Inc is a U.S. nonprofit, tax-exempt charitable organization under Section 501(c) (3) of the U.S. Internal Revenue Code (EIN 82-3941613). Donations on this site are tax-deductible to the extent allowed by law.
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