For a Wilder Planet

More than just tree planting...

  • Bring back wild native forests, prairies, and wetlands
  • Rewild habitats to support biodiversity and endangered species
  • Support underfunded ecosystems & species

How It Works

80% of contributions go directly to impact, and not one cent goes unreported.

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Our team of biologists research,
implement,
and monitor each project.

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1737 Members,
$245,080 Raised,
45 Projects.

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World Wildlife Warriors' Forest Restoration Project

Flooding a Forest

This ambitious project aims to restore an area of degraded wetland by digging water channels that will reconnect the site to a nearby river. These channels will enable water to travel from the river to the core area of the wetland and restore a more beneficial flooding regime. The project will also remove encroaching woody vegetation that is out-competing the native wetland plant communities.


  • Checkmark Icon Create suitable conditions for the regeneration of the wetland plant communities
  • Checkmark Icon Suppress the expansion of non-native plant species
  • Checkmark Icon Create suitable habitat for a diversity of invertebrates, amphibians, birds and mammals

Former Mining Site

Since mining came to a halt over a decade ago, the area is gradually evolving into numerous water environments including lakes, ponds and marshes. These habitats are now filled with aquatic and riparian vegetation, such as reeds and rushes, where tin, titanium and sand were once extracted.


  • Checkmark Icon Black stork, Vulnerable
  • Checkmark Icon Green sand piper, Vulnerable
  • Checkmark Icon Ribbed newt, Threatened
World Wildlife Warriors' Mining Site Rewilding Project