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A peaceful co-existence

Conservation hospitality unlocks resources to reduce human-wildlife conflict and to protect habitats from human impact.

Protecting people and wildlife from each other

Our protection programmes ultimately aim to protect both people and wildlife from threats to their shared existence. Rapid population growth, encroaching development and exploitative extraction of Earth’s natural assets are significant risks to the world’s flora and fauna. And it's our goal to create a collaborative ecosystem that combines collective resources to combat these processes, protecting wildlife, many of which are endangered.

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Gorilla habitat restoration in Rwanda

Volcanoes National Park

A partnership between Wilderness and a number of community-based organisations is improving local lives and helping protect Endangered mountain gorillas in Rwanda.

Gorilla habitat restoration in Rwanda

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Human-Lion Co-existence in Botswana

Botswana

To ensure a roaring tomorrow, we’re stimulating a conservation economy which values wildlife while reducing human-lion conflict.

Human-Lion Co-existence in Botswana

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Chimpanzee habitat restoration in Rwanda

Rwanda

Successful partnership helping protect Gishwati-Mukura National Park’s Gishwati Forest and its biodiversity in Rwanda, including the endangered Eastern chimpanzee.

Chimpanzee habitat restoration in Rwanda

Wilderness Rwanda Chimpanzee Giswati Forest

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Programme framework

Educate

Building the next generation of conservation leaders in order to sustain the future conservation of the wilderness.

Educate

Empower

We’re building a conservation economy with empowerment programmes that work to create self-sustaining communities.

Empower

Journal

Protection stories

From helping to protect the last remaining desert adapted wildlife in Namibia, to safeguarding lions living alongside communities in Botswana, read the real stories from on the ground and see the impact our work is having in ensuring a wilder future.

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