Conservation Partners
With a network of over 600 partners, Re:wild prioritizes building meaningful global relationships. These collaborations enable our organization to stay agile and efficient, while expanding conservation impact to scale efforts to protect the planet’s most irreplaceable ecosystems and threatened species.
Partnerships and Alliances
We achieve more by working together, supporting others, and collaborating on conservation successes. Our team of experts joins forces with organizations best positioned to advance shared conservation goals. From global alliances to on-the-ground collaborations, we bring together the right people to protect wild places and wildlife as effectively as possible.
Whenever possible, we join existing conservation partnerships and alliances that drive action and policy change worldwide. When none exist, we convene partners to create them, leveraging the power of collective action.
Re:wild is part of more than 45 formal partnerships and alliances, many of which we have co-founded with key organizations.

End the Trade

Forests For Life

Global Rewilding Alliance

Lost Species
IUCN Support
The International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) is the world’s largest and most diverse environmental network, composed of both government and civil society organisations. We work closely with the following IUCN groups to leverage wildlife and wildland conservation impact globally.
Hosted Organizations
Re:wild’s fiscal sponsorship program helps partners scale their impact, incubate initiatives, and accelerate conservation action worldwide.
We provide operational infrastructure, enable tax-deductible donations, and offer administrative services and fiduciary oversight for select organizations whose work aligns with our mission. In 2024, we welcomed seven new organizations—the Amazon Investor Coalition, Atelopus Survival Initiative, Earthed, Moyen Bafing Chimpanzee Project, Save Vietnam’s Wildlife, the SMART Partnership, and WIRE—bringing our total sponsored programs to 40.
Local Partners
Our local partners possess the knowledge, passion, and expertise to protect wild places and wildlife effectively. Re:wild collaborates with over 400 organizations in priority regions to identify the best strategies to achieve shared goals. We co-develop projects, provide technical support and funding, and foster collaboration to advance conservation initiatives. Additionally, we assist with outreach campaigns to amplify partners through communication channels.
Bach Ma National Park
Tropical Ungulates
Central American Commission for Environment and Development
Rama-Kriol Territorial Government
Foundation
