WeWild Africa

WeWild Africa WeWild Africa provides turn-key solutions for wildlife rescue, rewilding, and landscape restoration. We are willing to start from ground zero.

WeWild Africa was founded in 2019 by veteran conservation experts with over four decades of experience in wildlife conservation in Africa. We have worked in some of the most challenging places and situations in the world, with a never-give-up mindset. Through partnerships with key stakeholders and committed organizations and reserves, WeWild Africa is able to make decisions quickly and provide see

mingly impossible solutions. Since 2019 the organization has directly impacted over 550 animals through rescue or rewilding. Ego-free collaboration
We work constructively with other organizations and governments for the common good, not with an iron-fist approach. A sense of urgency
Our teams are responsive to urgent situations for the well-being of the animals involved. Pioneering approach
We take a bold, proactive approach to making fearless, dynamic rewilding plans. Conservation veterans
We offer more than 40 years of holistic landscape management and wildlife translocation experience. Conservation efforts are often poorly funded and under-resourced. From Gorillas and pangolins to elephants and cheetahs, WeWild Africa engages with a diverse range of stakeholders, bridging the gap and providing essential skills, capacity, and resources to partners in conservation in need – putting the wellbeing of animals first, always. From urgent emergency interventions, state-owned reserves that require management support, and captive facilities that wish to reintegrate animals back into the wild safely. We actively build trusting relationships with other organizations to achieve the best results possible, because there can simply be no competition for successful conservation – only collaboration. Our bespoke solutions cater to the unique needs of the Southern African wildlife conservation landscape. Rewild captive animals to support the populations of endangered species. Emergency wildlife rescues and interventions to secure the lives of animals at risk. Habitat management that protects critical landscapes for future rewilding.

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