Reconnecting, restoring and rewilding North America.
Wildlands Network's mission is to reconnect, restore and rewild North America so that life-in all its diversity-can thrive.
We use science-based research and innovative policy to prevent biodiversity loss and promote climate change resilience. By collaborating with local partners and people like you, we empower communities across North America to safeguard their wild spaces. Join us as we work to keep North America wild.
PROJECT HIGHLIGHT
Researching Wildlife
Movement in the Solar Era
What happens to wildlife movement when we introduce expansive solar energy farms? Wildlands Network is conducting groundbreaking research to understand the implications of utility-scale solar development on the natural migration patterns of wildlife.
Help Wildlife Roam and Thrive
Your investment helps secure a future for critical wildlife habitats and the migration routes that connect them. Keep it wild!
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SCIENCE SPOTLIGHT
Discovering the ecological importance of red wolves
New research by Wildlands Network and partners sheds light on the decline of red wolves and its connection to the rise in wolf prey and competitor species.
NEW INTERACTIVE MAP
Mapping Key Bird Habitats in West Virginia
Discover how you can be a champion for West Virginia's migratory songbirds by adopting bird-friendly forestry practices. Explore our interactive StoryMap, developed in collaboration with AMJV and Forest Stewards Guild, to learn how your land management can help reverse species' loss like the Cerulean Warbler.
Our Approach
Protecting & Connecting Wildlands
Making Roads Safe for Wildlife & People
Advancing
Innovative Policy
Building Community
News & Stories
Banner video credit: Pathways for Wildlife.
Yes, that bobcat scratched for over 31 seconds in Washoe Meadow State Park, CA.