We choose our projects and partners with care, guided by a mix of strategic and ecological priorities. Most of our work happens at scale, in landscapes that support key species and dynamic ecosystems, and in initiatives that are courageous, complex, and often overlooked because of that complexity. These efforts offer endangered and vulnerable species the best shot at long-term survival, but they demand thoughtful coordination across diverse stakeholders and interests. They also span varied terrain - farms, cities, wilderness, and protected areas - layered with legal, political, and logistical challenges. 

What unites our projects is that they’re time-bound, with a clear beginning, middle, and end. We’re not building long-term programs, we’re stepping in to help solve specific problems. And we only take on what matches our strengths. In the U.S., that often means navigating real estate and policy with creativity and credibility. Another of our key strengths is unlocking funding: we help partners access major resources, often public or government-linked, that might otherwise be out of reach, bridging the gap between big ideas and the support needed to bring them to life. From coalition-building to compliance, we come equipped with everything it takes to get the jobe done, relying on what the science shows, what the field teaches, and what actually gets results.

 Since our inception, WildLandscapes has helped secure over $64 million in public funding and conserve more than 132,000 acres across globally significant landscapes, from the Everglades to Kenya. Our team’s deep experience has contributed to the protection of critical habitat for rhinos, panthers, migratory birds, and endangered flora, while unlocking nearly half a billion acres currently in progress. WildLandscapes, Inc. is a U.S. 501(c)(3) nonprofit (EIN 82-3941613). Donations are tax-deductible as permitted by law.