The human population is increasing. Africa alone has a population of over 1.2 billion and by 2100 that is projected to be over 4 billion.
To be viable 1000 years from now and beyond, wilderness must actively enable communities and whole societies to identify with wild places in ways that are truly meaningful to them. And they must be adaptive to societal changes. We co-design and implement Community & Nature-Based Solutions to protect wilderness. We call them Shared Earth Landscapes. In these places, rather than people seeking to imagine what wilderness once was, people hundreds of years from now will be able to visit, walk the ancient lands and lie gazing at the stars. And they will earn a living from them.
Our vast Shared Earth wilderness landscapes connect us with our deepest instincts, nurture our soul, and celebrate our cultural heritage.
Our landscapes will ensure the morning bird calls in these places are never silenced, nor the breathtaking wonder of the night skies dimmed. Some parts of these landscapes will support low impact farming, others will allow only the gentlest human touch. They will hold, buried deep beneath the soil, capsules safely enclosing powerful words, images and art from this century about the last wilderness worldwide.
Working with society and wild landscapes today, for tomorrow....
Forever Wild works to protect the species, habitats. and social & economic values of the last wild places on Earth
The Indigenous people of Australia, the oldest continuous civilization on earth, have strong connections to our reserves
All our reserves will be places to connect with our solar system, and beyond
From the solar system to tiny flowers on our Tropical Wetlands reserve, Forever Wild is all about scale!
