Conservation Partners

Re:wild works with more than 600 partners worldwide, from global alliances shaping international policy to local organizations protecting the places that matter most. Together, we go further.

Conservation at scale requires working together.

Re:wild's role is to connect, support, and multiply the impact of the people and organizations best positioned to protect nature, then make sure they have what they need to do it. That means co-developing projects, providing technical support and funding, and building coalitions around shared goals.

This approach has produced a network of more than 600 partners across every region where we work. More than 400 of them are local organizations, including Indigenous peoples and local communities, who have the knowledge, relationships, and long-term presence their landscapes require.

Partnerships and Alliances

Re:wild is part of more than 45 formal partnerships and alliances, 16 of which we helped to found or co-found. Whenever a partnership already exists that drives action toward shared conservation goals, we join it. When one does not, we convene the right people to build it.

IUCN Support

The International Union for Conservation of Nature is the world's largest environmental network. Re:wild hosts and provides no-cost operations for the IUCN Species Survival Commission, sits on its steering committee, and supports around 10% of its Specialist Groups and task forces, giving conservation practitioners across the globe access to expertise and a collaborative infrastructure.

Hosted Organizations

Re:wild's fiscal sponsorship program exists for conservation initiatives that need to move fast but do not yet have the operational infrastructure to do so. We provide that infrastructure, enable tax-deductible donations, and offer administrative and fiduciary oversight so organizations can focus on the work. In 2024, seven new programs joined, including the Amazon Investor Coalition, Atelopus Survival Initiative, Earthed, the Moyen Bafing Chimpanzee Project, Save Vietnam's Wildlife, the SMART Partnership, and WIRE, bringing the total to 40.

Local Partners

More than 400 of Re:wild's partners are local organizations, NGOs, Indigenous nonprofits, government bodies, educational institutions, zoos, aquaria, and museums, working at regional, national, or subnational levels. These are the people closest to the land and water we are working to protect. Re:wild collaborates with local partners to identify the best strategies for each place, co-develops projects, provides technical support and funding, and helps amplify their work and profiles so they can attract the resources they need to sustain their own impact.

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Maasai Wilderness Conservation Trust

Madagascar Biodiversity Partnership (MBP)

Margot Marsh Biodiversity Fund

MBCFI (Mindoro Biodiversity Conservation Foundation Inc)

Mesoamerican Alliance for People and Forests (AMPB)

Mohamed bin Zayed Species Conservation Fund

Mongabay

Monkey Bay Wildlife Sanctuary

Mounts Iglit-Baco Natural Park

Muriqui Instituto de Biodiversidade

Muriqui Project of Caratinga

Museo de Historia Natural Alcide d'Orbigny

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Pacific Wolf Coalition

PanEco

Panthera

Peregrine Fund (Madagascar)

Peruvian Herpetological Society

Predator Free 2050 Ltd.

Preserve Muriqui

Primate Action Fund

PROCAT Colombia

Programme for Belize

ProPurús

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UNDP

United Tribes of Bristol Bay

Universidad de las Regiones Autónomas de la Costa Caribe Nicaragüense

University of Belize Environmental Research Institute

University of Maryland

University of Wisconsin-Madison

Urban Fishing Cat Project

US Fish and Wildlife

Utah Diné Bikéyah

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Vinh University

Virunga National Park

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