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Some of the species Re:wild works to protect are Critically Endangered. Some have not been seen by scientists in decades. Re:wild and partners are actively conserving 276 threatened species, working toward 500 by 2030, through conservation breeding, translocation, habitat management, and the Search for Lost Species—a global effort to find more than 2,000 plants, animals, and fungi that have vanished from scientific record.

590+ million acres in active conservation with partners. 197+ million acres of new conservation areas being created. Re:wild protects forests, reefs, rivers, and wild lands across Africa, Asia, Australasia, the Caribbean, Latin America, and North America—the places that store carbon, supply drinking water to millions of people, and shelter species that exist nowhere else on Earth.

Rangers, Indigenous communities, local scientists, and young conservationists are the people this work actually depends on. Re:wild equips rangers with tools and training, provides direct funding to Indigenous Peoples and local communities, mentors early-career conservationists through the Associate Fellows program, and funds pathways into conservation for young people who would otherwise face locked doors.