The Rewilders
World wide environmental activism
Rising up for life
During the last decade our paths have lead us from the African rainforests to the Asian ranges witnessing the most biodiverse ecosystems on Earth.
Today, after acknowledging that some of those places are severely threatened or simply do not exist anymore, a new commitment is required.
We present you a radical rethinking of an outdoor adventure in which exploration meets nature protection.
Towards the ecodefense
frontlines
By trails and streams
The time for acting softly is long gone. We need to create a brisk way of environmental activism, more effective, stronger and with no compromises.
With the beginning of a new decade, a new strategy emerges: the Rewilders mission, a self-powered journey across continents.
A quest to meet, join and support people all around the globe devoted to nature conservation.
TEAM
Eva Hübner
1987, Germany
Advisor, pathfinder, activist
Brais Palmás
1989, Spain
Explorer, photographer, ecologist
Testimonials
Through their unique approach, the Rewilders showed untamed rivers from an unusual and amazing perspective.
They met every rapid, grassland and forest of the Komarnica river and left us speechless with the results.
The first encounter led to a five-month-long cooperation and inspired our fieldwork.
67 days onboard and 2 campaigns – the Rewilders team is built for direct action.
An invaluable asset in our actions to protect the old growth forest of the Carpathian mountains.
The Rewilders mission brought us a fresh and broad perspective on nature conservation.
Having the team within our organisation made us a proud collaborator of the Rewilders Mission.
As soon as we got to know the project we welcomed them in our conservation initiatives.
We are very grateful having received the team and sharing our work for the Iberian Wolf conservation.
They joined our technicians and discovered the recuperation details of an emblematic species.
Annual Rewilders prize
bringing nature closer
We have teamed up again with Opticron to award the best conservation initiative met during the course of our expedition - by donating a full kit of binoculars.
So the people bringing nature close to everyone's lives can have even a closer view.