Plantations shouldn’t be considered “forest restoration”!
Restoration should be done through ecological restoration and natural regeneration – not plantations!
read moreGreat new video by Jaime Rojo on connectivity conservation!
See a great new video on connectivity conservation!
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Primary Forests event at Woods Hole Research Center
See the Griffith University - Woods Hole Research Center event on Primary Forests, March 2019:...
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We protect what we love!
Bittu Saghal from Sanctuary Asia explains why he protects forests: We protect what we...
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Wild Heritage joins CLARA!
Wild Heritage joins CLARA
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African Parks Congress Announced 18-23 November 2019, Nairobi, Kenya
APAC is the first ever continent-wide gathering of African leaders, citizens, and interest groups to discuss the role of protected areas in conserving nature, safeguarding Africa’s iconic wildlife, delivering vital life-supporting ecosystem services, promoting sustainable development and conserving Africa’s cultural heritage and traditions.
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1-29-19 NYT Editorial on the threat to the Amazon from industrial agriculture
See the excellent NYT editorial by Amazon Watch ED Leila Salazar Lopez on the threat to the Amazon from industrial...
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Panel on Ecoystems and Climate Change at the Global Landscapes Forum
See the discussion panel cosponsored by Griffith University’s Climate Change Response Program and Wild Heritage at the Global Landscapes Forum at the Climate Change Convention’s COP24. The panel covers the crucial linkages between ecosystem integrity and climate change mitigation.
read moreHappy New Year!!
Happy New Year from the Sespe Wilderness in California! Looking forward to a fantastic 2019 working for wilderness conservation and primary forest protection around the world! With best regards, Cyril Kormos Executive Director Wild Heritage...
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Please Support Wild Heritage!
Please consider making an end of year donation to Wild Heritage!
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