Wildlands Network is urgently restoring, protecting and connecting our best wild places throughout North America because people need nature, and nature needs space to survive.
By connecting our biggest parks and healthiest conservation lands, we create Wildways©, landscapes large enough to sustain wildlife for the long-term.
Our success ensures a future where our children, from coast to coast, Alaska to Mexico, know their wild neighbors -- ancient redwoods to long leaf pines, backyard songbirds to elusive wolves -- and thrive in the life-giving company they provide.
News
GREAT NEWS! USFWS has agreed to create a recovery plan and designate critical habitat for jaguars. Read Full story.
Science
Wildlands Network’s work has significant presence in political, scientific and conservation discussions happening on the community, regional, national and international levels. Read our climate change report. Hear what E.O. Wilson has to say.
Our Network
This month's partner feature:
Grand Canyon Wildlands Council -Flagstaff, Arizona
A Spine of the Continent Initiative Steering Committee member, Grand Canyon Wildlands Council (GCWC) is making great connectivity strides in northern Arizona and southern Utah and has helped shape our nationally-recognized effort to connect the 5000-mile-long wildlife Western Wildway. They also oversee the Grand Canyon ecoregion Wildlands Network Design, hosted a national workshop focusing on carnivore sustainability in national parks and conduct many other research and outreach efforts. Visit GCWC here.


