REWILDING: a form of environmental conservation and ecological restoration with species that are native to an area.
WHO WE ARE
Our mission at Rewilding America Now is to conserve and restore North American landscapes by rewilding lost ecological processes and protecting key migration corridors.
We focus on a suite of species including beavers, bison, and wild horses who foster diverse and dynamic ecosystems and can support local livelihoods and communities.
We are led by some of the world's prominent rewilding scientists who use cutting-edge research to identify conservation corridors and to monitor the effects of our rewilding initiatives on biodiversity and ecosystems.
We also work closely with tribal nations and honor traditional ecological knowledge in all of our projects.
We believe that we must expand our vision of conservation to be inclusive of a diversity of species, including wild horses, and to treat non-human lives with respect.
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Protecting and rewilding key migration corridors in the Yellowstone-Idaho region
OUR PROJECTS
Where wild horse and buffalo herds meet in the native grasses of Standing Rock
Model of regenerative farming with horses in the lush prairie environment
OUR PILLARS
Rewilding new and existing lands by building partnerships with tribes, landowners and communities.
Conducting baseline studies and paleontological research in sagebrush steppe and grassland habitats.
Hosting community-engaged, experiential learning courses for a unique opportunity to study rewilding efforts up-close.
Rewilding America Now Credentials
Rewilding America Now is a non-profit organization under IRS § 501(c)3.
PO Box 674 Locust Valley, NY 11560
We’re committed to transparency and our mission to save our #WildOnes, that’s why we received a “Platinum” rating from GuideStar and a "95%" rating from Charity Navigator, the world’s leading sources for information about non-profit organizations.