35 Years of Connecting, Restoring & Rewilding — Celebrate with us!
From mapping fences to engaging policy movers, our events bring together passionate people working for a wilder, more connected world. Join us and find your place in the movement.
In partnership with Volunteers for Outdoor Colorado, Rio Grande National Forest, and the BLM, Wildlands Network will be leading a weekend work project surveying rangeland fences in critical winter range for elk and deer in the San Luis Valley. Using a field-based app developed by Wildlands Network, volunteers will hike up to 8 miles along...
Join Wildlands Network staff and local board members for a casual happy hour in Seattle celebrating our 35th Anniversary: 35 years of reconnecting, restoring, and rewilding North America's wild places. In 1991, a small group of conservation biologists and activists set out with an audacious idea: a landscape connected from Canada to Mexico, where wildlife...
Mexico is a global biodiversity hotspot and a signatory to global conservation and climate accords. Unlike the United States, public land makes up a small share of the nation’s landscape, so private family and communal conservation investment is critical. And like the rest of North America, development pressures and political upheaval create significant challenges...
Come put your wildlife knowledge to the test (and learn a few things) at our FREE trivia night near North Park! You’ll answer fun questions about wildlife and crossings, and learn more about how wildlife biology, infrastructure policy, and climate adaptation are linked through a vision of continental rewilding. North America’s wildlife is on the...
Tour the Jacumba Mountains and In-Ko-Pah Gorge – the site of a future wildlife crossing structure. Interstate 8 winds through this rugged canyon full of boulders, 4-ft barrel cactus and endangered Peninsular bighorn sheep. Learn about the bighorn ewe group that dodges traffic every year to raise their young and how the crossing project plans...
Join Wildlands Network staff and local board members for a casual happy hour in San Francisco celebrating our 35th Anniversary: 35 years of reconnecting, restoring, and rewilding North America's wild places. In 1991, a small group of conservation biologists and activists set out with an audacious idea: a landscape connected from Canada to Mexico, where...
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