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.
North America’s wildlife is on the move. As the climate changes, species from bighorn sheep to mountain lions must traverse vast distances to survive, yet they are increasingly hemmed in by a grid of asphalt and steel. Wildlife crossings and wildlife-informed community planning represent a critical frontier in nature-based solutions -- restoring the biological "highways"...
Join Wildlands Network for Path of the Puma, a guided hike through Sibley Volcanic Regional Preserve. Together, we’ll explore the Overlook and Round Top loop while tracing how mountain lions and other wildlife navigate this landscape and what it takes to keep these pathways open. Along the way, we’ll connect the dots between wildlife biology,...
For the second year in a row, Wildlands Network will be partnering with Backcountry Hunters and Anglers and Mule Deer Foundation to remove old barbed wire from rangeland fences in the Paunsaugunt mule deer migration corridor (20 miles east of Kanab, Utah). Volunteers will use hand tools to remove old wire from fences. Location details...
This year, we've worked to make sure wildlife are considered in the policies that shape their future. From community meetings to Capitol Hill, Wildlands Network has been in the room, working with coalitions and elected officials at every level to make sure wildlife and the landscapes that connect them aren't left out of the conversation....
Get updates on how we’re reconnecting and rewilding North America.
