Conservation
in Action

For over three decades, Wildlands Network has worked at the intersection of science, policy, and partnerships to forge forward with a vision of a rewilded North America. Like a healthy ecosystem, a movement only thrives when all the parts work together. These are the stories of what that work is making possible.

Rewilding by the Numbers

A snapshot of what a year of rewilding looks like, straight from our 2025 Impact Report.

4,450

acres of jaguar corridor advancing toward voluntary conservation

75

pronghorn tracked to study solar development effects on wildlife

$125

million in the latest round of federal wildlife crossings grants

100

miles of U.S.-Mexico border wall surveyed for wildlife impact

$25

million for four Red Wolf crossings on U.S. 64

80+

news articles covering the Mexico protected areas report

From wildlife crossings to jaguar corridors, see what we built together.

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Storymaps

Explore the spatial insights behind our work through interactive storymaps.

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Mapping the Border Wall in Arizona and New Mexico

458 miles of border wall were built between the US. and Mexico between 2017 and 2021. The environmental damage is severe. This interactive map highlights six priority restoration areas in Arizona and New Mexico.

Leer el StoryMap en español aquí.

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A StoryMap from a bird’s-eye view: Bird-friendly forestry in West Virginia

After a long annual migration from South America, many Golden-winged Warblers, Wood Thrushes and Cerulean Warblers nest and breed in West Virginia.

To help landowners learn about and implement bird-friendly forestry, we created a StoryMap from a bird’s-eye view with our partners Appalachian Mountains Joint Venture (AMJV) and Forest Stewards Guild.

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Connecting California: An Interactive Map of Wildlife Crossings Across the State

This interactive map presents what is, to date, the most complete database of wildlife crossing infrastructure designed to facilitate wildlife movement across roadways in California.

This project was made possible with the support of the Wildlife Conservation Network.

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35 Years of Impact

From wildlife crossings to jaguar corridors, see what we’ve built together and learn about what’s next.

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