Re:wild’s funds are designed to address gaps in financing, kickstart careers, and leverage impact — to provide resources of all sizes to where they are most needed. As host to over 15 different funds, our goal is to enable the conservation community to protect and restore the wild in the most powerful ways possible.
Aiding the recovery of vital communities in the wake of human-caused climate change.
Investing in innovative projects to restore lions and the wild they depend on.
Ending the ivory crisis with Save the Elephants and WCN.
Restoring the world's sharks and rays.
Saving the last place on earth where orangutans, rhinos, elephants, and tigers still live together in the wild.
A joint initiative supporting Virunga National Park to deliver critical disease prevention efforts, law enforcement, and to support the families of rangers who have fallen in the line of duty.
Re:wild and our partners are uniquely positioned to immediately respond to the emergencies threatening biodiversity, people and ecosystems through our rapid response program.
The Fonseca Species Conservation Fund is available to young conservationists under the age of 35 in any GEF-eligible country to either start or progress their careers.
Aiding the recovery of vital communities in the wake of human-caused climate change.
Investing in innovative projects to restore lions and the wild they depend on.
Ending the ivory crisis with Save the Elephants and WCN.
Restoring the world's sharks and rays.
Saving the last place on earth where orangutans, rhinos, elephants, and tigers still live together in the wild.
A joint initiative supporting Virunga National Park to deliver critical disease prevention efforts, law enforcement, and to support the families of rangers who have fallen in the line of duty.
Re:wild and our partners are uniquely positioned to immediately respond to the emergencies threatening biodiversity, people and ecosystems through our rapid response program.
The Fonseca Species Conservation Fund is available to young conservationists under the age of 35 in any GEF-eligible country to either start or progress their careers.